Pollinator & Native Plants! 🌸 🐝 🦋

Help our local Pollinators by adding some pollinator plants to your garden! Most plants are in 3.5-4” pots, and I have some larger in gallon size. Each 3.5-4” pot is $4 or 3/$10. Each gallon pot is $7 or 3/$20. Cash only, please! I can have an order ready for you, or you can browse through my greenhouse. All plants grown without chemicals, with natural fertilizer. Pick up in Everett, 5 minutes north of the Everett Mall off Broadway. Sea Pinks Pearly Everlasting Henderson’s Checkermallow Cooley’s Hedge Nettle Oregon Sunshine Purple Self Heal Riverbank Lupine Fringecup Moonshine Yarrow Pink Spreading Phlox Giant White Globe Thistle Coastal Strawberry Meadow Rue Tall Verbena -SOLD OUT Orange Honeysuckle Fireweed NEW Redwood Sorrel NEW Solomon’s Seal, qty 1 gal size If you’d like to know more about how each plant supports pollinators, see below. Plants native to the PNW are indicated with an *. 🐝 Sea Pinks* - Rich nectar for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators Pearly Everlasting* - Nectar & pollen support bees & butterflies; host plant for Lady butterflies Henderson’s Checkermallow* - Supports butterflies & bees; host plant for Blue & Checkerspot butterflies Cooley’s Hedge Nettle* - Nectar for hummingbirds & bumble bees Oregon Sunshine* - Supports bees, butterflies, moths, and beetles; moth host plant Purple Self Heal* - Supports variety of native bees Riverbank Lupine* - Blue butterfly host plant Fringecup* - Supports hummingbirds & bees Moonshine Yarrow -Great for butterfly nectar & bee pollen; supports late-season pollinators Pink Creeping Phlox -Supports early-season pollinators Giant Globe Thistle -Small pollinator magnet! Coastal Strawberry* -Moth & Skipper butterfly host plant Meadow Rue - Swallowtail host plant; provides pollen for honey & native bees Tall Verbena - Excellent nectar source for butterflies, bees, & hummingbirds Orange Honeysuckle* - Nectar entices hummingbirds & insect pollinators ; songbirds eat berries Fireweed* - Significant nectar source for bees, butterflies, flies, & hummingbirds Redwood Sorrel* - Supports native bees & butterflies Solomon’s Seal* - Visited by “buzz” pollinators “Host plant” means Pollinator Mamas will lay their eggs on this plant, and pollinator insect babies can eat the plant. So later on you may notice bites taken out of leaves, but most host plants still do just fine! 🦋