Serviceberry ‘Autumn Brilliance’ ( Amelanchier × grandiflora ) is a small tree with four-season appeal —from clouds of spring flowers and summer berries to brilliant red-orange fall foliage and graceful winter form. Ideal for Pacific Northwest gardens , it attracts pollinators, feeds songbirds, and thrives in a variety of soils. Whether planted as a specimen tree, a multi-stemmed accent, or in a wildlife-friendly landscape, this low-maintenance beauty adds both ecological val

🌳 Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Pee Wee’ (Shrub – Oakleaf Hydrangea) 📝 Description ‘Pee Wee’ is a compact form of the oakleaf hydrangea,...

🌿 Description ‘Diane’ witch hazel is one of the most admired cultivars, celebrated for its rich copper-red to brick-red ribbon-like flowers that unfurl in late winter when little else is blooming. The lightly fragrant blossoms brighten bare landscapes and are followed by fresh green summer foliage that turns brilliant shades of orange, scarlet, and burgundy in autumn. A true multi-season performer. Spidery red blossoms in late winter 🌸 Ideal Uses Winter garden interest Mixe

White flowers in spring, evergreen leaves and deep mahogony bark make this plant one of the most handsome in the garden 🌿 Plant Profile: Arctostaphylos ‘Howard McMinn’ ✨ The most adaptable Manzanita for gardens ‘Howard McMinn’ is a standout selection of manzanita, beloved for its year-round appeal  and garden reliability . Unlike fussier species, this cultivar tolerates a bit more summer irrigation, making it a good fit for landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. 🌸 Description

Description Japanese anemones bring a graceful, airy touch to late-summer and fall gardens. Rising on tall wiry stems, their delicate...

Vibrant rose blooms on a variety of Gaura Plant Profile: Gaura ( Oenothera lindheimeri ) Description Gaura, also called Wandflower or...

A tall, sun-loving perennial, Canada Goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) brings a burst of golden-yellow color to late summer and fall landscapes. Its upright stems support dense plumes of small flowers that attract pollinators in droves, especially bees, butterflies, and beneficial wasps. Though often misunderstood as invasive, Canada Goldenrod plays an essential role in native ecosystems when used responsibly.

White flower clusters in spring Prunus emarginata Bitter Cherry Description Prunus emarginata, or Bitter Cherry is a deciduous small tree or large shrub native to western North America, including the Pacific Northwest. It features glossy, finely toothed leaves and clusters of fragrant white flowers in spring that are highly attractive to pollinators. In summer, it produces small, bright red cherries that are sour to taste but provide valuable food for birds and wildlife. Its

💬 Description: Gaillardia aristata is a hardy North American native that lights up the garden with flame-colored blooms in red, orange, and yellow. Its long bloom season and resilience to drought make it ideal for low-maintenance landscapes and restoration plantings. 🌿 Ideal Uses: - Native and pollinator-friendly gardens - Meadows and wildflower mixes - Roadsides and erosion-prone areas - Deer-resistant borders and waterwise landscapes 🌼 Plant Profile: Botanical Name:

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Lakamas Landscape Design uses native plants in our landscape designs to elevate the beauty of your property and contribute to the preservation of unique ecological diversity of the Seattle and Camano Island region.

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