Native Shrubs

Plants under 15' at maturity for wetland mitigation projects, stream bank restoration and native projects in the Pacific Northwest.

Order by: orderby Display:
Arbutus menziesii : Pacific Madrone (Plugs, 3"-6")
Attractive native shrub with white flowers that turn to red berries. Plants are 3"-6".
0.450 USD
Detail
Cornus sericea : Red Osier Dogwood (1-0, 12"-24")
Multi-stemmed tree reaches 10'. Bright red stems.
0.600 USD
Detail
Cornus sericea : Red Osier Dogwood (1-0, 24"-36")
Multi-stemmed tree reaches 10'. Bright red stems.
0.650 USD
Detail
Cornus sericea : Red Osier Dogwood (1-0, 36"+)
Multi-stemmed tree reaches 10'. Bright red stems.
Not available
0.800 USD
Detail
Gaultheria shallon : Salal (#1 Pot, 6"-12")
Waxy oval leaves on a mounding evergreen shrub. Small pinkish bell shaped flowers. Dark Blue berries. Native to the Pacific NW.
4.000 USD
Detail
Gaultheria shallon : Salal (Plugs, 3"-6")
Waxy oval leaves on a mounding evergreen shrub. Small pinkish bell shaped flowers. Dark Blue berries. Native to the Pacific NW.
Not available
0.450 USD
Detail
Lonicera involucrata : Twinberry (#1 Pot, 12"-24")
Twinberry in #1 size Pot.
4.000 USD
Detail
Lonicera involucrata : Twinberry (1-0, 06"-12")
A bushy shrub up to 6' and wide. Prefers full sun to part shade.
Not available
0.450 USD
Detail
Lonicera involucrata : Twinberry (1-0, 12"-24")
A bushy shrub up to 6' and wide. Prefers full sun to part shade.
0.600 USD
Detail
Lonicera involucrata : Twinberry (1-0, 24"+)
A bushy shrub up to 6' and wide. Prefers full sun to part shade.
0.650 USD
Detail
Mahonia aquifolium : Oregon Grape (1-0, 04"-08")
An evergreen shrub to five feet. New holly shaped leaves are bronze/gold that mature green and becaome rich red/gold/green in winter. Small bright yellow flowers turn to blue berries.
0.400 USD
Detail
Mahonia aquifolium : Oregon Grape (1-0, 08"-12")
Bare root plants 8" tall, root pruned to 7"-8". Caliper is 2/16", occasionally 3/16" or 4-5 mm
0.500 USD
Detail
Copyright MAXXmarketing Webdesigner GmbH

Copyright: Brooks Tree Farm 2012.  All Rights Reserved.