Pacific northwest flowers

Perennials surprise each spring as they pop out of the soil. Plant a perennial today and you’ll have flowers for years! Discover 13 of the best flowering perennials for your Pacific Northwest garden landscape!

The Pacific Northwest is known for its mild, wet climate and rich soils, which are ideal for growing a wide range of shrubs, flowers and trees. Here are some landscape combination ideas to give you inspiration in your garden this spring!

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G A R D E N - Pacific Northwest - Traditional - Landscape - Seattle - by Lore Patterson | Houzz

When we bought our first home, almost 25 years ago, the only thing I knew was that plants were green. Turns out that was wrong too! After a quarter century of gardening in the Pacific Northwest, I have learned a lot about the process and...

Frida Clements Illustration, Graphic Design & Fine Art. Swedish & PNW Grown visual artist best known for book illustration (Have A Little Pun), packaging (Seattle Chocolate, Siblings), band posters (Fleet Foxes, Joanna Newsom, Tallest Man On Earth, First Aid Kit, Andrew Bird, Sigur Ros & more), and nature paintings.

7 Perfect Plants for a Northwest Summer: Expert picks for plants that thrive in the climate of the northwest including blueberries, hydrangeas and more.

Many people think of shade or woodland gardens when they think of growing native plants. In fact, many woodland plants do very well in garden settings. But careful selection and care is essential to making your woodland garden flourish.

Springtime in the Pacific Northwest brings lots of blooming native plants, including the trillium, salmonberry, Oregon Iris, red flowering currant, wood sorrel, bunchberry dogwood, salal, pacific bleeding heart, Oregon grape, camas lily, and stream violet, featured in this hand drawn line art design.