Native Plants for Pollinators West of the Cascades


I brought this handy reference card home from work and thought it was worth sharing. Oregon State University did a nice job of showcasing how native plants can be used in the landscape (in this case, exclusively so. OSU is a great resource for gardeners. I use their Landscape Plants database often and their Extension Service page is excellent.

The back of the card shows a listing of the plants and a color-graph to show the time of bloom.



Text and photos by Phillip Oliver, Dirt Therapy

Comments

Hoover Boo said…
That chart is an excellent resource for developing good succession flowering. Thanks for sharing that!

Now, to find the equivalent for SoCal--or to create my own, maybe.

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