Database providing native plant recommendations for California gardens. Currently, the database relies on zip codes to determine plant lists and only includes California zip codes.
Archives: Recommended Websites
CalPhotos
An online database of plant photos compiled by individuals and organizations. Each contributor has designated his/her own copyright restrictions for his/her photos.
UW’s Plants of Western Washington Image Database
A database of nearly 600 images of plants commonly found in Western Washington which also provides ecological information about the plants featured.
U.S. Forest Service’s Celebrating Wildflowers, Pacific Northwest Region
” …dedicated to the enjoyment of the thousands of wildflowers growing on our national forests and grasslands, and to educating the public about the many values of native plants.”
Northwest Native Plant Landscape Guide
King County’s Natural Resources and Parks department has made it easy for gardeners to include native plants in their gardens. The site includes garden design plans for sun or shade, dry or wet sites; detailed plant profiles that may be searched by name or browsed by photos; and a collection of short articles on topics such as proper site preparation. The most useful feature is the ability to create customized plant lists that can be printed, emailed or even saved for a later visit.
Forestry Images
Insect, disease, and other images
Plants for a Future
Resource center for rare and unusual plants, particularly those with edible and medicinal uses.
Missouri Botanical Garden IPM List of Pests by Plant Host
Seattle Public Utilities Natural Lawn & Garden Care
How to reduce waste, conserve water, save time and money, and protect our environment and your family’s health – all while growing a beautiful yard
California Rare Fruit Growers
This society extends beyond California’s borders to provide information on fruit culture whatever your climate zone. It also has excellent bibliographic information and links to other relevant fruit sites.