Wildflowers and Bulbs – Page 10

Aster chilensis – Pacific Aster
Description: slender, sprawling perennial (1.5-4 ft.) with blue, violet, or white (ray) flowers with yellow centers (disc flowers) in late…
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Asclepias speciosa – Showy Milkweed
Description: Perennial (2 – 3 ft) with beautiful scented two-tiered flowers in summer. Five star-like stamens form the upper tier;…
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Asarum caudatum – Wild Ginger
Description: This low-growing (to 6″) perennial groundcover with dark green, heart-shaped leaves creeps along the ground and often forms leafy…
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Aruncus sylvester (dioica) – Goats beard
Description: rhizomatous perennial (3-6 ft.) with large pinnately compound leaves and creamy plumes of flowers in later spring to summer.…
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Aquilegia formosa – Western Columbine
Description: The Northwest’s most common columbine is a hummingbird and butterfly favorite and a beauty! Aquilegia formosa can be found…
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Antennarria sp. – Pussytoes
Description: mat-forming perennial with compacts heads of greenish flowers with white bracts in summer. Good dried flower. Attractive rock garden…
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Anaphalis margaritacea – Pearly Everlasting
Description: 1-2 foot perennial that quickly spreads by underground roots. The wooly flowers are actually flower heads of tiny disc…
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Allium cernuum – Nodding Onion
Description: a wild onion (12″) common along coastal bluffs. It has nodding pink & white flowers in spring. Good choice…
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Achillea millefolium – Common yarrow
Description: perennial (1/2 – 2 ft.) with flat-topped inflorescences of white flowers and fern-like, aromatic green foliage. Good dried flower.…
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Stream-Bank Lupine – Lupinus rivularis
Description: herbaceous perennial (3-4 ft. round) with reddish stems and small, palmately compound leaves. Its racemes of purple flowers are…
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