Flora For Fauna NW

Flora For Fauna NW Flora for Fauna is a native plant and habitat restoration blog in the PNW. Plant sales coming soon.

We got some baby blackberry gobbler for the farm. Meet the invasive plant team.
04/20/2025

We got some baby blackberry gobbler for the farm. Meet the invasive plant team.

Did you know garter snakes are great for the garden? These little guys eat slugs helping protect the garden from these p...
12/29/2024

Did you know garter snakes are great for the garden? These little guys eat slugs helping protect the garden from these pests. Keeping leaves in the garden provides a place for these snakes to brumate (a form of hibernation) when the temperatures drop in the winter. This little guy made a rare winter visit in my garden yesterday.

Did you know rotting logs are great for wildlife? Consider adding a wildlife log pile to your garden to provide habitat ...
03/23/2024

Did you know rotting logs are great for wildlife? Consider adding a wildlife log pile to your garden to provide habitat for insects, birds, and amphibians.

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Globe gilia (Gilia capitata) is an annual wildflower native to the West Coast. Plant this easy to grow flower, and you w...
01/27/2024

Globe gilia (Gilia capitata) is an annual wildflower native to the West Coast. Plant this easy to grow flower, and you will see a wide variety of native bees! Learn more in this Native Pant Spotlight

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Did you know that depending on where you live, you can't throw plastic planter pots into the recycling? So how do you ge...
01/06/2024

Did you know that depending on where you live, you can't throw plastic planter pots into the recycling? So how do you get rid of them without out throwing them in the trash? Learn of some ways to recycle in this week's blog.

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Sorry for the lack of posts, life got really busy! I will be getting back on track now, starting with this week's Native...
12/17/2023

Sorry for the lack of posts, life got really busy! I will be getting back on track now, starting with this week's Native Plant Spotlight - Douglas Aster. Learn about this easy to grow native perennial wildflower.

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Part 2 of the Growing Fern Series. Learn how to collect and store fern spores in this blog post. Link in bio🌿🌱🍂 ...
09/23/2023

Part 2 of the Growing Fern Series. Learn how to collect and store fern spores in this blog post.

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Native Plant Spotlight. Fireweed or Chamaenerion angustifolium is a herbaceous perennial wildflower native much of the t...
08/12/2023

Native Plant Spotlight. Fireweed or Chamaenerion angustifolium is a herbaceous perennial wildflower native much of the temperate northern hemisphere. This tall, showy wildflower identified by its alternate lance shaped leaves growing along a tall reddish green stem. The best identifiable feature is the large inflorescence of pink flowers at the top.

Learn more in this week's blog post.
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Our region has a variety of species of ferns that are unique and beautiful. This week's blog post is part 1 of 2 of a gr...
07/09/2023

Our region has a variety of species of ferns that are unique and beautiful. This week's blog post is part 1 of 2 of a growing ferns series. Learn about Harvesting and storing fern spores in this post.

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New Native Plant Spotlight - Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta). Learn about this soft leaved shrub that provides protein...
06/17/2023

New Native Plant Spotlight - Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta). Learn about this soft leaved shrub that provides protein and fat rich nuts in this week's blog post.

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Rubus ursinus (trailing blackberry) is blooming! Trailing blackberry is a great option for planting in a landscape that ...
05/21/2023

Rubus ursinus (trailing blackberry) is blooming! Trailing blackberry is a great option for planting in a landscape that has been highly disturbed and has limited foot traffic.

Learn more in this week's Native Plant Spotlight. Link in bio

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