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Identification Keys - OregonFlora Identification Keys Exploring Oregon's botanical diversity Basin and Range: Alvord Desert Pueblo Valley Basin and Range: Fort Rock Christmas Valley Basin and Range: Steens Mountain Basin and Range: Warner Basin Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge Blue and Wallowa Mountains: Eagle Cap Wilderness High Country
Plant Directory - WNPS Search Native Plants Directory Text boxes support partials, so "americ" in the Genus species box can bring up Lysichoton anus New Search - Reset Search
NPSO – Resources – Native Plant Society of Oregon Flora Northwest, hosted by Paul Slichter, includes regional trails and areas for wildflower viewing in both Oregon and Washington You can find plant lists for these locations that include links to photos and tips for identification
Native Plant Resources – Online - Washington State University This website features landscape plants of Oregon, many of which overlap with plants grown in Washington It includes excellent plant photographs, winter hardiness, native range, and cultural and botanical information
Plant ID Guide - University of Oregon In Washington and Oregon it can be found from the coast to the west slope of the Cascades It commonly grows in dry to moist, open woods, stream banks, open areas, and coastal plains at low elevations
Key – Elisabeth C. Miller Library “This guide is intended to provide the tools to identify and monitor wild bees and other floral visitors in the Puget Sound Region ” The site features images and information on over 900 landscape plants (mostly woody) listed in alphabetical order by genus
NATIVE PLANTS AND TREES OF OREGON By following these suggestions to choose more native plant species you’ll be providing a beautiful, hardy, drought resistant and low maintenance landscape while benefiting the environment