This purple figwort is a favorite of bees and butterflies. Deep, bell-shaped flowers on an ascending stalk.  It blooms May-June.

The upside-down-looking flowers are red and yellow with reddish spurs and bulbous glandular tips. Tap-rooted perennial flower with a simple stem and fern-like foliage. Its leaves are mainly basal and are divided into 3 leaflets.

River lupine is a rapidly growing sub shrub that produces beautiful two toned pea-like flowers that range from deep purple to creamy white. Flowers bloom from March to August. The stems are reddish-brown and become woody at times. Leaves are well spaced throughout the stem with 5-9 leaflets. This species is an adept nitrogen fixer. 

Herbaceous perennial with pink to magenta five-petaled flowers on tall open wands (late spring-mid-summer). Attracts butterflies. A primary nectar source for federally endangered Fender’s blue butterfly.

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Beautiful scent, 2-tiered flower with dusky rose petals in summer. Essential host for Monarch butterfly. For information on harvesting and preparing seeds for germination, please visit this Xerces Society webpage.

Showy perennial. Bright green palmate leaves with strawberry-like yellow flowers.

A low-growing perennial with heart-shaped leaves, dainty five-petaled yellow flowers, lower three petals with dark veins. Often found in forest understories near streams.

This low-growing plant is extremely variable and has an astounding 13 varieties in Oregon alone. Most commonly, it forms mats of triangular leaves and yellow to orange umbel flowers from an ascending stalk. This species is known to be highly attractive to many insect species and bloomsthroughout late summer.

A lovely delicate perennial with blueish-green leaves and magenta-red flowers that dangle, similar to a Columbine. The lacy leaves turn yellow in the fall. Grows much taller than its relative Thalictrum occidentale (Western Meadowrue) - up to 6 ft. Drought-tolerant and easy care.

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Perennial erect flower that grows up to 4′ tall and has narrow lance-shaped leaves that are 1-4″ long. The showy characteristic lily flowers are bright orange with red/purple spots near the center. The flower hangs downward and the petals curl backwards toward the stem.