Introduction to NatureScaping: Incorporating Native Plants into the Home Landscape

WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener, Heather Cashmore describes how to welcome nature into your outdoor space by landscaping with Pacific Northwest native plants. The presentation covers the benefits of native plants along with a step-by-step approach to starting your very own naturescaping garden! This event is put on in collaboration with Clark County Public Health Green Neighbors.

[@Hayley-sl9lm]

Do you know where one could even get some Kincaid's lupine (responsibly)? Do any nurseries sell it?

[@dispmonk]

There’s a boatload on top of Excelsior Pass in Whatcom county. Get yourself a permit and get some seeds…. It’s a devastating Hike though. 😜

[@Hayley-sl9lm]

@@dispmonkThank you, do you know -- how does one get a permit to collect seeds?

[@LittleSpaceCase]

As a landscaper, I wouldn't recommend landscaping fabric in any situation. It doesn't work and once plants start to push through it it only gets worse. One of the worst parts of my job is tearing that stuff out. It's plastic, it's a mennace. The best way not to have a weedy path is to use stone. The best way not to have a weedy garden is to have so many mature native plants that nothing else can edge itself into the system.