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Native Deciduous Trees

Make a beneficial choice for your local ecosystem by planting a native tree. Deciduous trees native to the Pacific Northwest and extended regions of North America provide shelter and food for a wide range of wildlife. Trees native to the Northwest are tougher, hardy and require less maintenance. Many listed are valued for their lumber and year round interest.

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BEAKED HAZEL (Corylus cornuta)

Our native hazel. Beaked Hazel trees have small, thick shelled nuts enclosed in a bristly husk. Shy bearing. Late flowering, early ripening, blight immune. Zone 4-8. *ORDER 2 OR MORE FOR NUTS*

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OREGON ASH (Fraxinus latifolia)

Our west coast native ash tolerates standing water exceptionally well. Grows to 80 ft. tall. Strong, beautiful, elastic wood, great for tool handles and cabinetry. Oregon Ash has a great yellow fall color.

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OREGON WHITE OAK (Quercus garryana)

Tough, drought tolerant, Northwest native, dark green leathery leaves, gray bark. Oregon White Oak is a big majestic spreading shade tree. Zone 6-9.

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PACIFIC DOGWOOD (Cornus nuttallii)

Our West Coast native dogwood is the largest of all dogwoods, growing to heights of 30-50 ft. by 25 ft. wide. Large white flowers in spring have 4-8 false petals surrounding the true flowers, which are found in the yellow centers. Occasionally reblooming in early fall. Produces rosy red berries. Nice autumn foliage. Prefers shade and makes for a wonderful understory tree, white blossoms glow under dappled sunlight in the forest and shine in the moonlight. Attractive, flowering addition to a Pacific Northwest native planting. Native dogwoods are dying from dogwood anthracnose, a nonnative fungal disease that slowly kills the tree limb by limb. To minimalize chances for disease impact, grow only in ideal conditions; good drainage, deep soil that is high in organic matter, dry summers with no supplemental watering once established, avoid pruning or other stress. Bark and wood is traditionally important to indigenous people and used in the making of tools such as bows and arrows. Bark contains tannin which can be used in dyes. Small well rooted seedlings. Also called Western Dogwood, Mountain Dogwood, or California Dogwood. Hardy to -30°F. Zone 7-9.

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PACIFIC WILLOW (Salix lasiandra)

Fast growing wetland tree native to northern and western North America. Leaves are long and narrow, glossy dark green but dull and pale gray on the underside. Yellow catkins appear after the leaves emerge. Attracts bees. Black bark on older specimens. Good for stabilizing banks. Pacific Willow can be found on both sides of the Cascades. Grows on average to 15-30 ft. or more. Zone 3-9.

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