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  • Home
  • Where to Begin
    • Ecological Introduction
    • Reduce Your Lawn
    • Reduce Negative Impacts
    • Plant Native Plants
    • Create Soft Landings
    • Leave the Leaves
    • Consider Signage
    • Dealing with HOA's
    • EcoRegion vs. Plant Zones
  • Native Plant Sources
    • United States
  • Video Resources
    • Natives and Cultivars
    • Moths and Butterflies
    • Birds, Bats and Bees
    • Lawn Conversions
    • Let's Talk Plants
  • Presenters
    • Doug Tallamy
    • Desirée L. Narango
    • Heather Holm
    • Rebecca McMakin
    • Drew Lathin
    • Uri Lorimer
    • Joey Santore
  • Resources
    • Garden Stories
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Washington's most beneficial native plants are those that support the greatest number of pollinators, butterflies, birds, and other wildlife while thriving in local conditions. Keystone native plants provide the foundation of healthy ecosystems and support hundreds of insect species that birds depend upon for food.

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Helpful Native Plant Resources

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  • Why Leave the Leaves?
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  • EcoRegion vs Plant Zone Maps
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Woodbrook Native Plant Nursery

Woodbrook Native Plant Nursery

5919 78th Ave. NW, Gig Harbor, WA

Located in beautiful Gig Harbor, Washington, Woodbrook Native Plant Nursery has been growing and supplying native plants to landscapers, designers and homeowners throughout the Pacific Northwest since 1991.

Business Type Native Plant Nursery, Native Landscape Designer, Native Plant Landscaper
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