Lonicera ciliosa - Orange HoneysuckleIf you've ever hiked through Western Oregon in late spring or early summer, you've likely been greeted by the vibrant clusters of Lonicera ciliosa, or Orange Honeysuckle. This native vine showcases striking 1. 5 inch tubular orange flowers that are irresistible to our local hummingbirdsmaking it a must have for anyone looking to attract pollinators. Thriving along forest edges and clearings, Orange Honeysuckle does best in part sun, though it will

bees and butterflies

With its stunning blooms and hardy nature

Add a splash of color and rugged charm to your garden with Penstemon euglaucus

In the Willamette Valley it is exceptionally rare

enriching the soil and helping the plant thrive even in challenging conditions

the tall flower spikes attract a wide variety of pollinators

USDA Zone: 4a-9b

Light: Sun - Part Shade

We'll spend two and a half hours outside moving through each skill with tools in hand alongside nursery owners and experienced residential habitat designers Emily and Austin Booth — so you leave knowing not just what to do

which plants to leave standing through winter to provide food and shelter for birds

In the wild it is often growing on rock outcroppings where soil is shallow

or Buckbrush