Fourwing saltbush is an erect, stout, and much-branched shrub. Showy flowers in summer. Fruit is enclosed in a pair of 2-winged bracts, giving it the "fourwing" appearance.
Fourwing saltbush is well adapted to a wide range of temperature and soil conditions. It is highly tolerant of drought, salinity, and alkalinity.

Fragrant foliage, very pretty spikes of white flowers. Native to Idaho & Oregon southward, in lava fields.

Year-round interest: fall and winter color. Fruits for the birds. Spring flowers.

Blooms & fruits all summer into fall. Hardy - native to Idaho & Oregon southward.

This beautiful, large flowered hibiscus is an herbaceous perennial that dies back to the ground in the fall. Native to the entire east coast and the southern midwest. Hardy and worth growing in a sunny, sheltered, well-watered spot.

Great spring flowers, fall color. Will go dormant if too dry. Can tolerate dry shade.

This rose relative has small fragrant yellow flowers in the spring. Potential for use as a living snow fence, roadside beautification, and xeriscape plantings.

Outstanding fall color. Honeybee plant in spring. Deer proof. Berries for birds. Good specimen, screen or hedge shrub. Sun to part shade.

Tall shrub with three season interest: yellow flowers in spring, tasty orange fruit in summer, good fall colors. Attracts birds and bees.

Wax Currant is great for a bird garden and a butterfly garden.

This Pacific Northwest native is covered with pink flowers in the spring. Fall foliage is amazing with shades of red, purple, yellow and orange. Moderate water use: tolerates some drought. Full sun - partial shade. Zone 5.

Drought tolerant, white berries for birds. Can tolerate dry shade.