Native American

Sweet, low growing perennial with a creeping habit and upright flowering stems with compact purple flowers all summer. Prefers part shade and ample...

Anise Hyssop is a showy Tea plant with beautiful Purple Spike flowers to 2 feet. Native Americans used this herb for respiratory problems. It has a strong...

This Mexican herb has been used since the time of the Aztecs for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma and colic. The leaves contain the intensely sweet...

Bee Balm, Oswego Tea, Horsemint. Originally from the Eastern US this stunning Native American herb produces red and purplish whorled flowers which attract...

Purple Horsemint, Lemon-Mint. Native to the Midwest and Southern US. This easy to grow herb reaches up to 4 feet tall and produces whorls of purple blooms...

Lavender Bergamont, Bee Balm and Horsemint. Native to much of North America, this lovely lavender blooming bergamont is highly attractive to many types of...

Bugbane, Black Snakeroot,Squawroot, Bugwort, Rattle Snakeroot ,Rattle weed Rattle root.Graceful, towering plant, fern leaved and white flowered when in...

Balsam Poplar, Tacamaha, Balm of Gilead. This stately tree which is native to the steam banks and river bottoms of the west, all the way into Alaska can...

Black Haw, Wild Hawthorn

This species of the Hawthorn is the shrubby North American cousin with dark almost black fruits and white flowers. It is...

One of my favorite NW native plants the Pacific Bleeding Heart can be found  primarily in coastal...

Mexican Milkweed, Bloodflower, Chinese Milkweed, Ma Li Jin. Originating from the Carribean and South America and used in Native American and Chinese herbal...

Redroot, Red puccoon, Red Indian paint. This is another lovely woodland plant, becoming endangered in it's native habitat, well worth growing in the Shade...

Red veined Dock or Blood wort. Native to the British Isles with striking leaves colored by bright maroon veins. Young leaves make a delicious and...

Traditionally used by American Indian women who drank an infusion made from the root two weeks before childbirth. It can increase the effectiveness of...

Beautiful, stately perennial can grow to 6 feet. Native to North America it enjoys a moist location flowering in summer with narrow spikes of intensely blue...

Western Coltsfoot Native to moist shady areas of western North America the root and leaf are used for respiratory complaints such as bronchitis, asthma and...

We are pleased to be offering the Native American species of Calamus, a semi-aquatic plant whose root has been revered and utilized both medicinally and...

Gold Poppy. This California wild flower with it's bright orange 2 inch wide cup shaped flowers, bloom above lacy blue-green foliage in the early spring....

This lovely herb is a Native American medicinal traditionally used as a worming aid, a tonic to the nervous system and an anti-spasmodic. It can also be...

Cold hardy, deciduous tree, native to the Pacific Northwest and the Rockies. The bark is dried and cured for at least a year, after which it may be...