Planting native plant species of Eastern Washington is the best way to support our many different pollinator species and wildlife. The use of native plants in your garden can also make your garden more resilient as native plants are drought hardy, disease resistant, lower maintenance, and save you money in the long-term. 

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• USDA PLANTS Database - Plant ID Guide 
• Chelan-Douglas Land Trust Field Guide 
• South Douglas Conservation District Annual Spring Tree & Shrub Sale 
• Burke Herbarium Image Collection (Univ. of WA - Burke Museum) 
• WA Native Plant Society, Wenatchee Valley Chapter - Resources 
• Xerces Society - Pollinator Conservation Resource Center - PNW Region Resources
• WA Noxious Weed Control Board 
• WSU - Chelan-Douglas County Extension Service - Gardening in Central WA 
• NRCS WA - Pullman Plant Materials Center (WAPMC)
• Eastern WA Univ. - Flora of Eastern WA & ID 
• USFS - Native Gardening - Why Garden with Native Wildflowers? & Resources 
• PNW Pest Management Handbooks - Insects, Weeds & Plant Disease Resource 

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