Corvallis, Oregon — Native plant nursery
Native perennials, grasses and restoration seed mixes, grown in Corvallis for the sites that keep the corridor open.
01 — Catalogue
Availability moves with the season. Ask for the current list and we will mark what is ready to lift, what is still growing on, and what can be held for your planting date.
Asclepias fascicularis
Slender and drought-tolerant, and late to leaf out — the one the butterflies wait for. A backbone species for hedgerows, corridor plantings, and any strip of ground you want to give back.
Camassia quamash
The spring bulb of wet meadows, flowering before the grasses wake. For restoration plantings that want color early and structure late.
Danthonia californica
A bunchgrass that holds a slope without fuss. Carried in our seed mixes for open ground, roadside edges, and the seams between plantings.
Eriophyllum lanatum
Silver foliage, bright flowers, and a favorite landing pad. Happy on gravel, rock, and dry border work where little else settles in.
02 — Restoration
Four ways we work on a restoration project — from the mix that goes down in year one to the beds we hold for a municipal order, and the planting plan that ties it together.
Blended for wet meadow, oak savanna edge, and open ground, written out species by species so you know exactly what goes in the ground.
Beds set aside ahead of the season for municipal and restoration-scale orders, grown on to your specification rather than ours.
Planting plans that layer bloom from early spring into hard frost, drawn for the soil, slope, and water you actually have.
We walk the ground with you, look at what is already growing, and leave you with a species list a contractor can build from.
Camas, rushes, and moisture-loving grasses for ground that holds water into spring.
Sun-loving forbs and bunchgrasses for the transition between canopy and open ground.
Fast-establishing mixes for bare soil, shoulders, and wide open restoration ground.
03 — For landscape architects
Bring us a site plan and the conditions you are working with. We will tell you what will hold, what will flower, and what will not — before it goes on the drawing.
Fernhollow grows native stock in Corvallis for designers, restoration crews, and municipalities. That means we can talk about the plants the way you need to: by bloom window, by moisture, by how they behave in year three when nobody is looking.
Book an on-site consultation
What we have, what it wants, and when it blooms — written for the schedule you are working to.
Species by species, with rates, for the ground conditions on your plan.
Order ahead of the season and we will hold beds for your quantities and your specification.
The ground walked with you and the crew, from soil to planting list, before anything is ordered.
04 — Visit
The best way to choose is to stand in front of the plants. Tell us what you are growing for and we will put the right species list in your hands.
