Lonicera involucrata - Twinberry HoneysuckleUnlike our other two native honeysuckles in NW Oregon, Lonicera involucrata is a freestanding shrub rather than a climbing or cascading vine. Twinberry Honeysuckle is widespread in Western North America and ranges further East in Canada. In the wild it is found in moist areas such as wetlands or riparian habitats. However, it is adaptable and an excellent performer in the garden where it can withstand some drought once established but performs best

it produces bright red berries that provide a food source for various bird species

Light: Mostly Sun - Mostly Shade

written by Austin Booth

is a beautiful

Geum triflorum

Light: Sun

Size: 3'-6' tall x 4'-6' wide

and evergreen grass-like foliage

Umqua and Rogue)

Clinopodium (Satureja) douglasii is a great native ground cover for shade

Light: Part Shade - Mostly Shade

This species is later and longer blooming than our other Portland area native penstemons