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Plants by Region

Native plants work best when they match where you garden. Pick your region to see six favorites, with bloom times and where each one grows best.

Purple bigleaf lupine, pink red-flowering currant and a bee on a Douglas aster.

Pacific Northwest
Red-flowering currant, Oregon grape, lupine and more. Plants that feed bees from early spring.

A red and yellow blanket flower, a bee on a yellow narrow leaf sunflower and purple beautyberry berries.

Gulf Coast
Black-eyed Susan, aquatic milkweed, partridge pea and more. Plants for hot summers, sandy soil and wet corners.

More regions coming. If you’d like to see your region next, write to me at [email protected].Not sure where to start? Try the Bees page for easy ways to welcome pollinators anywhere, or the Hummingbird Corner.

Sources: Plant details and sources are on each region’s page.

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Photo credits: my own (blanketflower); Architect of the Capitol (narrowleaf sunflower); Michael Hammetts on Unsplash (American beautyberry); Free Nature Stock on StockSnap (bigleaf lupine); Alexa Pengelly/USDA Forest Service (red-flowering currant); Peter Pearsall/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Douglas aster).

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