The District offers almost 30 native tree and shrub species for home landscapes and conservation purposes, including: naturescaping (low-water requirement landscapes), rain garden installations, wildlife enhancement, reforestation, wetland and stream enhancement, and erosion control, as well as landscaping around homes and farms.

Native plants have specifically evolved to grow in the soils, topography, and climate of western Washington. Because of this, there are many advantages to native plants, including greater resistance to pests, better ability to withstand wet winters and dry summers, and overall lower maintenance requirements. Conservation districts across the nation promote the use of native plants for these reasons and the many other positive influences they have on our environment. These bare root plants have well-developed roots and are easy to handle, transport and plant. We strive to provide you with large quantities of high quality and affordable bare root trees, shrubs, and other plants, as well as tree protector tubes and Plantskydd animal repellent.

• Order online at www.piercenativeplantsale.com
• Download and print an order form here
• Or request an order form by contacting our new Habitat Improvement Coordinator Kate Terpstra at 253 845-9770 x 108 or katet@piercecountycd.org.