Pacific Northwest Native Plants

for Attracting Birds to Your Yard

For a list of native plants and what birds they attract, click here.

Vine Maple (acer circinatum) Oregon Ash (fraxinus latifolia)
False Lily of the Valley (maianthemum dilatatum) Red Alder (alnus rubra)
Mountain Alder (alnus sitchensis) Serviceberry (amelanchier alnofiolia)
Western Columbine (aquilegia formosa) Bog Birch (betula glandulosa)
Lyngbey's Sedge (carex lyngbyei) Redstem Ceanothus (ceanothus sanguineus)
Bunchberry (cornus canadensis) Red Osier Dogwood (cornus stolonifera)
Bog Laurel (kalmia microphylla) Black Hawthorn (crataegus douglasii)
Foam Flower (tiarella trifoliata) Twinflower (linnaea borealis)
Pacific Ninebark (physocarpus capitatus) Evergreen Huckleberry (vaccinium ovatum)
Western Starflower (triantalis latifolia) Mock Orange (philadelphus lewisii)
Orange Honeysuckle (lonicera cilosia) Twinberry (lonicera involucrata)
Oxalis (oxalis oregana) Tall Oregon Grape (mahonia aquifolium)
Low Oregon Grape (mahonia nervosa) Spirea (spiraea douglasii)
Pacific Dogwood (cornus nuttallii) Oceanspray (holodiscus discolor)
Shore Pine (pinus contorta) Big Leaf Maple (acer macrophyllum)
Bitter Cherry (prunus emarginata) Swamp Rose (rosa pisocarpa)
Pacific Crab Apple (malus fusca) Oregon White Oak (quercus garryana)
Smooth Sumac (rhus glabra) Kinnikinnik (arctostaphylos uva-usi)
Cascara (rhamnus purshiana) Red Flowering Currant (ribes sanguineum)
Nootka Rose (rosa nutkana) Thimbleberry (rubus parviflorus)
Swordfern (polystichum munitum) Salmonberry (rubus spectabilis)
Sitka Willow (salix sitchensis) Blue Elderberry (sambucus cerulea)
Red Elderberry (sambucus racemosa) Spreading Stonecrop (sedum divergens)
Salal (gaultheria shallon) Indian Plum (oemlaria cerasiformis)

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