Champoeg Nursery: Pacific Northwest Native Plants for Restoration and Conservation

Champoeg Nursery. Specializing in Native Plants of the Pacific and Inland Northwest.

Plant Type	Sun/Shade Tolerance	Moisture Tolerance	Wildlife Attractant

Groundcover	Full Sun	Dry	Attracts Butterflies
Herbaceous	Partial Shade	Moist	Attracts Hummingbirds
Shrub	Full Shade	Wet	Supports Wildlife
Tree
Wetland

HERBACEAOUS PLANTS

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Typha latifolia Common Cattail

This herbaceous plant has erect leaves and stems and produces a flower that is a long brown cylinder at the end of the stem.

Urtica dioica Stinging Nettle

This perennial has narrowly pointed leaves and tiny greenish flowers in drooping clusters. The hairs on the leaves and stem sting the skin when touched.

Vancouveria hexandra Inside-out Flower

This groundcover has light green leaves and produces white flowers in May and June that look like they are inside out.

Veratrum californicum var. caudatum White False Hellebore

This extremely poisonous herbaceous plant has erect stems and leaves that get smaller as they go up the stem. The branches have greenish-white flowers.

Verbena hastata Wild Hyssop

This perennial produces spikes of small, bright, purple flowers in the summer and fall.

Viola adunca Early Blue Violet

This violet produces light blue to purple flowers and blooms March to June.

Viola glabella Yellow Wood Violet

This perennial violet blooms bright yellow in late spring or early summer.

Xerophyllum tenax Bear Grass

Perennial herbaceous plant growing from stout rhizomes. It has grass like leaves and clusters of small white flowers that form a pyramidal cluster at the terminal end of the flowering stalks.

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