|
Common, Scientific
|
How Many (Size)
|
| A |
Coastal Strawberry, Frageria chiloensis
|
29 (4” pots)
|
| B |
Common Camas, Camassia quamash |
22+ (bulbs) |
| C |
Tufted Hair-grass, Deschampsia cespitosa |
28 (4” pots) |
| D |
Douglas Aster, Aster subspicatus |
5 (½ gal.) |
| E |
Western Columbine, Aquilegia formosa
|
7 (½ gal.) |
| F |
Oregon Iris, Iris tenax |
28 (4” pots/rhizomes)
|
| G |
Yarrow, Achillea millefolium |
4 (½ gal.) |
H
|
Northwest Cinquefoil, Potentilla gracilis
|
6 (½ gal.) |
I
|
Slough Sedge, Carex obnupta |
2 (1 gal.) |
J
|
Dense Sedge, Carex densa |
4 (½ gal.) |
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