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Pollinator Meadow

Native pollinator meadows are a fantastic way to use an open sunny area in your yard to attract pollinators like bumblebees, mason bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.  Pollinator meadows consist of native bunchgrasses that provide structure and swaths of native annual and perennial flowers that bloom throughout the year. Many of the plants referenced here are from the Meadowscaping Handbook, an excellent free community resource for designing, planting and managing an urban meadow.

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  • Limnanthes douglasii, Douglas Meadowfoam with bees
  • Close-up of the cheerful yellow flowers and spiky immature fruits of large-leaved avens (Geum macrophyllum). One of 100+ species of Pacific Northwest native plants available at Sparrowhawk Native Plants, Native Plant Nursery in Portland, Oregon.
  • Maple-shaped leaves of meadow alumroot (Heuchera chlorantha). One of approximately 200 species of Pacific Northwest native plants available at Sparrowhawk Native Plants, native plant nursery in Portland, Oregon.
  • Eriophyllum lanatum (Oregon Sunshine)
  • Close-up of the showy yellow flower of golden-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium californicum). One of approximately 200 species of Pacific Northwest native plants available at Sparrowhawk Native Plants, native plant nursery in Portland, Oregon.
  • Close-up of the dried seed heads on California oatgrass (Danthonia californica). One of approximately 200 species of Pacific Northwest native plants available at Sparrowhawk Native Plants, native plant nursery in Portland, Oregon.
  • Close-up of the dense, dome-shaped flower clusters of sulphur-flower buckwheat (Eriogonum umbellatum). One of the 150+ species of Pacific Northwest native plants available through Sparrowhawk Native Plants in Portland, Oregon.
  • Lance-shaped leaves and bright yellow disk flowers of streambank arnica (Arnica amplexicaulis). One of the 150+ species of Pacific Northwest native plants available through Sparrowhawk Native Plants in Portland Oregon.