Our Plants

 Forbs

Wildflowers

Flowers specific to  the ecoregion between the sea and the  Coast Range mountains.

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Species info

Native shrubs

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Flowering evergreen and deciduous shrubs between 3 and 15 feet tall are part of an intact and healthy ecosystem.

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Species info

Native trees

Over 15 feet tall

Under 15 feet tall

Small native trees have flowers sought by pollinators and are excellent hedgerow  components.

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Species info

Groundcovers, ferns & grasses

Groundcovers  provide pollinator flowers and prevent weed establishment.

Ferns provide  year around visual interest.

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Species info
 

Forbs

Check Species info above or call, text or email for a current list of plants

available - I will send plant info to you for planning purposes.

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Cold nights this winter have slowed down plant growth.

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Native shrubs

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Evergreen huckleberry

Salal

Douglas spirea

Pacific Ninebark

Red Flowering Currant

Red Osier Dogwood

Mock Orange

Oceanspray

Black Twinberry

Low Oregon Grape

Nootka Rose

Native trees

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Cascara

Pacific crabapple

Port Orford Cedar

Sitka Spruce

Shore Pine

Vine maple

Western Hemlock

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Groundcovers

Beach Strawberry

Cow Clover

Kinnikinnick

Ferns

Deer fern

Lady fern

Western Sword fern

Grasses

(and grass-like species)

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Tufted Hairgrass

California fescue

Juncus

 
Not listed: Forbs (wildflowers) will be available in March 2020
Stillwater Natives Nursery        Bandon, Oregon
Growing plants for people and pollinators of the south coast