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Wildflowers Northwest - native plant nursery, Maple Valley, Washington. 1,002 likes · 128 were here. Wildflowers Northwest is a native plant retail nursery located in Maple Valley, WA.

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Who is wildflowers northwest?

- Wildflowers Northwest is native plant nursery in Maple Valley, WA. We specialize in Northwest Pacific lowland plants and offer a wide selection of regional species. The nursery is located on a small farm overlooking the hills of Taylor and Tiger mountain. ...

How do I choose a native plant?

Things to consider when choosing plants: Just like other nursery plants, NW natives need proper care. Here are a few tips for successfully establishing new plantings: Planting in autumn is ideal, but spring is good too. The closer you get to summer, the more water you will need to provide. Soil preparation is important. ...

How can I find native plants?

To find native plants, you can look up a specific native plant or search for which plants would thrive best in your yard. Alternatively, you can browse through more than 100 beautiful photos and learn about northwest native plants. These illustrated plans give you basic ideas for landscaping using native plants. ...

Why should you plant native plants in the Pacific Northwest?

Pacific Northwest native plants are not just beautiful, they are functional too. Planting natives is the best place to start when the goal is restoring ecosystems, attracting wildlife and supporting pollinators. ...

Where can I see non fried wildflowers?

What was a more-or-less "normal" wildflower year is wrapping up quickly in most locations below about 6000'. If you want to see non-fried flowers in the next month, you'll need to visit Steens Mountain, the Wallowas, the Cascade volcanoes (Hood, Rainier, Adams, Baker, etc.), or other high-elevation terrain. ...

Should you plant native plants?

Planting natives is the best place to start when the goal is restoring ecosystems, attracting wildlife and supporting pollinators. Northwest plants, animals, and insects have lived together for thousands of years, so it’s no surprise that our native critters prefer the familiar. Adding trees to support insects and caterpillars will bring birds. ...