Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest

New NW Native Plant Journal...and more!

Wallace W Hansen's

Northwest Native Plants

Native Plant Nursery & Gardens

2158 Bower Ct S.E. ~ Salem, Oregon 97317-9216 ~ E-Mail: Wallace W Hansen

Phone 503-581-2638 ~ Fax 503-549-8739

Summer Hours:

We will be open by appointment only during July and August. Please call and make a date!

503-581-2638

Catalog & Sales

PLANT CATALOG

AVAILABILITY & PRICES

Information

BUSINESS INFORMATION

EDIBLE/MEDICINAL USES FOR NATIVES

GARDENING WITH NATIVES

LACY WHITE FLOWERS--GOOD, BAD OR DEADLY!

NW NATIVE PLANT JOURNAL

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Got pots?

Let us recycle your plastic flower pots. Knock out the dirt, no need for scrubbing. Bring them along when you come to visit us--we'll reuse them!

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Yarrow leaves

(Achillea millefolium)

Photo by JoAnn Onstott

Gifts from Wally

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section of our website.

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Hello, Gardeners around the world and welcome to nwplants.com

The newest edition of our Northwest Native Plant Journal is waiting for you right now. It's the perfect read for a nice summer day. In it you'll find:

	...a native shrub that gives back
	...the real deal about ants in the garden
	...our frisky correspondent, Sparky, returns to the garden
	...and more!

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Many of our readers download and save each issue of the journal in a virtual reference resource which they record on CDs. If you prefer, printing a copy and storing in binders is another option. However you choose to keep our journals, they are a fine addition to your native plant library.

New! A free gift from Wally

Just for you, a new screensaver featuring gorgeous photographs of northwest native trees, shrubs and perennials especially suited for a wildlife habitat in your own backyard.

This is the first of our 'Watch & Learn' slide shows to decorate your computer desktop and provide information about using plants which are native to the Pacific northwest in new ways.

Click here to go!

Summer in the South

Paul Laurence Dunbar (1903)

The oriole sings in the greening grove

As if he were half-way waiting.

The rosebuds peep from their hoods of green,

Timid, and hesitating.

The rain comes down in a torrent sweep

And the nights smell warm and pinety.

The garden thrives, but the tender shoots

Are yellow-green and tiny.

Then a flash of sun on a waiting hill,

Streams laugh that erst were quiet.

The sky smiles down with a dazzling blue

And the woods run mad with riot.

Dear customers:
July and August finds us all rushing from pillar to post on non-nursery affairs. Medical issues, surgery, weddings, family reunions, vacations - so in July and August, we'll generally be closed for walk-ins but will get email and phone 80% of the time - and a skeleton crew will be at the nursery daily to take care of the plants -- so call before you come and make sure someone's not having shoulder surgery or a niece isn't getting married in Hawaii!
See you in September!
The Hansen's NW Nursery Team

Find your USDA hardiness zone!

Try it--it's easy! Just type your Zip code in the space provided and click GO.

Our thanks to the National Arbor Day Foundation for this great new tool.

Questions about plants, click here: Regular email to Diana (Wally's daughter)