To help you landscape your yard (and to identify these natural wonders), we’ve rounded up some of the most common native trees, shrubs and flowers you’ll see in Spokane.

Flower: Small white flowers in spring, edible berries. Pests and Problems: None serious; root suckers. Location: 35th Ave & Ray, planted 2014. General: Understory tree, bronze-tipped …

Read on for twelve flowering trees you can grow in Washington state to bring the beauty of nature to your own yard. 1. White Dogwood (Cornus florida) The White Dogwood features luscious …

We have an excellent selection of potted fruit trees that we grow right on site. Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Apricot, Plums, Nectarines, Walnuts, Filberts, Almonds and some combo …

We try to offer hard-to-find, drought-tolerant, beautiful yet rugged selections that maybe the deer won’t eat. We also have a good selection of relatively small ornamental trees for smaller …

Most Common Trees 1. Ponderosa pine The ponderosa pine tree is one of the most common pine trees. It grows straight and tall, up to 76 m, with a deep root that makes it resistant to wind and …

We attempt to keep an up-to-date record of nurseries in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho that provide Ponderosa Pine. We do not endorse any of the following nurseries or growers, or …

We carry a great selection of the areas most suitable trees for making shade, flowering, producing fruit, evergreen, small patio areas, hedging and ornamental. Don't have a way to get your new …

You can enjoy a fantastic garden in Spokane by planting native plants that adapt easily to the city's warm summers and cold, snowy winters.

The National Audubon Society has a large database of native plants with information on where to purchase them and how to establish in maintain them. To explore plants native to the Spokane …