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Cascade Penstemon is a perennial that grows in moist meadows, forest openings, and along streambanks. The sharp pointed leaves are spaced around stalks. Tubular purple, blue flowers bloom near the top of the stalk throughout the Summer. The Cascade Penstemon attracts a variety of pollinator species.
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This drought tolerant perennial is a member of the Aster Family. Oregon Sunshine grows in dry, sandy soils and rocky slopes. Also known as the Wooly Sunflower, they have bright yellow, daisy-like flowers with grayish-green lobed leaves covered in soft, white hairs. It rapidly spreads its seeds to the surrounding open ground. A great addition to help attract butterflies and other beneficial insects.
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This perennial groundcover is a member of the Rose Family. Wild Strawberry grow in meadows, open forests and forest edges. Bright green leaves produce white flowers in late Spring and early Summer which develop into small red strawberries. It spreads through above and underground runners to create great groundcover. Bees and other pollinators are attracted to the white flowers.
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Oregon Iris grows in meadows and forest openings. Once established, this drought tolerant perennial forms a low mound of thin grassy leaves that stay green throughout the year. The long lasting lavender-blue to purple flowers bloom in late Spring and early Summer. It spreads slowly through rhizomes forming small clumps. Oregon Iris attracts bees, hummingbirds and the occasional butterfly.
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Columbian Larkspur grows in moist, shady woods and wet banks. It has large, shiny deeply lobed leaves. In last Spring, the plant produces deep purple-bluish flowers on long stems. Columbian Larkspur attracts a variety of pollinator species. It is important to note the plant is toxic, hence the common name, Cow Poison.
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