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Groundcover, Grasses and Wildflowers

Filter by sun or shade and dry, moist or wet soil to find the perfect additions to your Native Garden!
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  • Blue Globe Gilia
  • Sisyrinchium idahoense, Blue-eyed grass, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon, Sparrowhawk Native Plants
  • Dodecatheon hendersonii, Broad-Leaved Shooting Star, Henderson's Shooting Star, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plants, Sparrowhawk Native Plants
  • Broadleaf Stonecrop
  • Candy Flower (Claytonia sibirica ) - Native perennial groundcover with white to pink candy-striped flowers and dark green, succulent, edible leaves. Ideal for shady, moist woodland gardens.
  • Cascade penstemon
  • Fritillaria affinis, Checker Lily, Chocolate Lily, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plants, Sparrowhawk Native Plants
  • Camassia quamash, Common Camas, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plants, Sparrowhawk Native Plants
  • Common Rush
  • Symphyotrichum subspicatum, Aster subspicatum, Douglas' Aster, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plants, Sparrowhawk Native Plants
  • Early Blue Violet
  • Maianthemum dilatutum, False lily-of-the-valley, flower on stalk
  • Farewell-to-Spring
  • Tellima grandiflora, Fringecup, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Goldenrod
  • Grand Collomia
  • Vancouveria hexandra, Inside-out Flower, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Lupinus polyphyllus, Large-leaved Lupine, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plants, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Meadow Checkermallow
  • Allium cernuum, Nodding Onion, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Iris tenax, Oregon Iris, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Oxalis oregana, Oregon Oxalis, Wood Sorrel, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Sedum oreganum, Oregon Stonecrop, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Eriophyllum lanatum, Oregon Sunshine, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Dicentra formosa, Pacific Bleeding Heart, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plant, Portland
  • Pacific Waterleaf (Hydrophyllum tenuipes) - This herbaceous, perennial plant is native to much of western OR and WA and northwester CA. It spreads easily by rhizomes to form large colonies in wooded areas. The flowers are greenish-white to lavender, appearing in mid to late spring, and are awe-inspiring and intricate when viewed up-close - also favored by bumblebees.
  • Anaphalis margaritacea, Pearly-Everlasting, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Tolmiea menziesii, Piggy-back Plant, Youth-on-age, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Aquilegia formosa, Red Columbine, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Plant, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Roemer's Fescue
  • Sea Blush
  • Self-Heal
  • Showy Milkweed
  • Slender Cinquefoil
  • Slough Sedge
  • Juncus patens, Spreading Blue Rush, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Rush, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Starry False Solomon's Seal (Maianthemum stellata) - This dainty native perennial is a sweet addition to any shady, woodland garden. It spreads nicely from rhizomes, eventually forming an attractive colony. It puts on clusters of bright-white, star-shaped flowers in May and June, that mature into dark fruits eaten by wildlife.
  • Thrift Seapink (Armeria maritima) - This compact evergreen plant is ideal for dry, well-drained or sandy areas of your yard - such as a rock garden. In mid-spring it produces small, globe-shaped pink to lavender (or sometimes white) flowers.
  • Deschampsia cespitosa, Tufted Hair Grass, Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Oregon Native Grass, Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Portland
  • Wapato is a colony-forming, aquatic perennial typically found in swamps and ponds. It flaunts showy white and yellow flowers in mid-late summer on stalks up to 3' high. In mud, the rhizomes produce starchy tubers that are an important food source and culturally significant for Native Americans. It is also utilized by 15 different waterbirds and muskrats, which is how it gets a well-earned nickname