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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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This drought tolerant perennial grass grows in dense clumps on hillsides, meadows and forestlands. There are stiff, short, rolling leaves at the base of the tuft. From mid-Spring to mid-Summer, the flower clusters have hairy spikelets that produce fruit (grain). Idaho Fescue has root systems penetrate deep into the soil. It reseeds regularly and is excellent for erosion control.
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This self seeding perennial is a member of the Buttercup Family. Red Columbine grows in partly shaded to shaded woodland habitats. Also known as the Western Columbine, these striking flowers have a long bloom time from late Spring through Summer. The flowers rise above clumps of lobed leaves attracting a variety of wildlife.
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This drought tolerant perennial is a member of the Aster Family. Goldenrod grows in open woods, meadows, and riverbanks. Forms clumps of lance-leaved vegetation, that can grow up to 6 feet high. Pyramid-shaped cascading clusters of yellow leaves bloom from mid Summer into Fall. It is fast growing and spreads by rhizomes and seeds. Goldenrod attracts pollinators while in bloom and a variety of birds in the Fall for the seed.
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This evergreen plant is the state flower of Oregon! It has bright yellow fragrant flowers early in the Spring and sharp spiny leaves. Tall Oregon Grape grows on dry, rocky, open sites. Many birds find the berries of this plant irresistible. It may grow slowly at first, but once it is established will quickly grow to its mature size. This plant is great in hedgerows or for erosion control.
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