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You can find plants by common name by clicking on Common and Scientific Names of Trees, Shrubs, Vines & Perennials
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NAT = Native. PNP = Included in the Portland Native Plant list of recommended plants.
NEG = Needleleaf Evergreen. BEG = Broadleaf Evergreen. Unmarked plants are deciduous.
FR = Fire Resistant.
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Scientific name USDA Zone Height X Width Description Common name Water Exposure A Actinidia arguta 'Issai' 3-8 15' X 15' Fragrant white flowers in spring. Issai SelfFertile Hardy Kiwi Med. Sun-Part Smooth Kiwi fruit. Self-fertile. Actinidia deliciosa 'Jenny' 7-9 15' X 15' Self-fertile, Yellow flowers in Jenny SelfFertile Fuzzy Kiwi Med. Sun-Part spring. Fuzzy brown Kiwi fruit. Akebia quinata 4-8 20' X 5' Semi-evergreen. Chocolate scented Fiveleaf Chocolate Vine Med. Sun-Shade flowers in spring. Edible fruit. Ampelopsis brevipedunculata 4-8 20' X 20' Many clusters of small metallic Porcelain Berry Vine Med. Sun-Part blue berries in fall. C Campsis radicans 4-9 35' X 10' Orange flowers in July. Attracts Trumpet Vine Med. Sun-Part hummingbirds. Spreads. Campsis tagliab. 'Madame Galen 4-9 20' X 10' Salmon red flowers mid summer to Madame Galen Trumpet Vin Med. Sun-Part fall. Feeds hummingbirds. Spreads Celastrus scandens 3-8 20' X 6' Light green leaves. Orange fruit on American Bittersweet Med. Sun female plants feed birds. Clematis armandii 7-11 20' X 15' BEG. Fragrant white flowers in Armand Evergreen Clematis Med. Sun spring. Keep roots mulched. Clematis columbiana 4-8 10' X 5' NAT. Wispy lavender-blue flowers in Rock Clematis Med. Sun-Part May-July. White plumed seedheads. Clematis ligusticifolia 5-7 15' X 5' NAT. Fragrant white flowers April Western White Clematis Med. Sun-Part to August. White plumed seedheads Clematis occidentalis 4-8 10' X 5' NAT. Pale blue to pinkish purple Blue Virgin's Bower Med. Sun-Part flowers in April to May. Clematis species 4-9 10' X 5' Large flowers of many colors in Deciduous Clematis Med. Sun-Part spring or summer. Mulch roots. E Euonymus fortunei 'Coloratus' 4-10 1' X 3' BEG. Small, dark green leaves turn Purpleleaf Wintercreeper Med. Sun-Shade purple in winter. Can climb. G Gelsemium sempervirens 7-10 15' X 15' BEG. Fragrant yellow flowers in Carolina Jessamine Med. Sun early spring. Shiny green leaves. H Holboellia coriacea 7-9 15' X 15' BEG. Fragrant purplish white flow- China Blue Vine Med. Sun-Part ers in spring. Blue fruit. Humulus lupulus 4-8 15' X 5' NAT. Fragrant pale green flowers in Common Hops Med. Sun-Part Aug-Sept. Top dies in winter. Hydrangea anomala petiolaris 4-8 30' X 6' Flat, wide lacecap flowers in sum- Climbing Hydrangea Med. Shade-Part mer. Yellow leaves in fall. J Jasminum nudiflorum 6-10 15' X 6' Willowy branches. Yellow flowers Winter Jasmine Med. Sun-Part January to March. Jasminum polyanthum 9-10 15' X 5' BEG. Fast growing. Fragrant pink Pink Jasmine Med. Sun-Part flowers April to July. Not hardy. Jasminum x stephanense 7-10 20' X 4' Very fragrant, pink flowers in Stephan Jasmine Med. Sun-Part summer. L Lathyrus vestitus 9-10 6' X 3' NAT BEG. Violet to white flowers in Pacific Pea Low Sun-Part April to August feed butterflies. Lonicera ciliosa 5-9 15' X 25' NAT. Orange tubular flowers May to Orange Honeysuckle Med. Sun-Part July. Orange-red berries. Lonicera hispidula 7-9 12' X 8' NAT. Pink-purple tubular flowers in Hairy Honeysuckle L-M Sun-Shade May-June. Orange-red berries. PNP Lonicera periclymenum 4-9 10' X 6' Fragrant purple, pink or yellow Dutch Honeysuckle Med. Sun-Part summer flowers. Feeds hummers. Lonicera sempervirens 4-10 12' X 5' Semi-evergreen. Orange flowers in Trumpet Honeysuckle L-M Sun-Part summer. Attracts hummingbirds. FR Lonicera x heckrottii 'Gold F. 6-9 12' X 5' Pink tubular flowers with orange- Gold Flame Honeysuckle Med. Sun-Part yellow throats June to September. P Parthenocissus quinquefolia 3-9 40' X 10' Superb orange to scarlet leaves in Virginia Creeper L-M Sun-Shade fall. Not for wood siding. Parthenocissus tricuspidata 4-8 40' X 10' Red leaves in fall. Self attaching. Boston Ivy L-M Sun-Shade Not for wood siding. Passiflora caerulea 6-10 30' X 6' Semi-evergreen. White and purple Blue Crown Passion Flower Med. Sun-Part flowers in summer. Edible fruit. Passiflora x alato-caerulea 8-11 15' X 5' Semi-evergreen. White, pink, purple Pfordt's Passion Vine Med. Sun-Part and lavender flowers. No fruit. R Rosa setigera 4-8 10' X 10' Climbing. Pink roses in June feed Climbing Prairie Rose Med. Sun-Part bees, butterflies. Red hips. Rubus ursinus 3-9 3' X 5' NAT. White flowers spring to summer Dewberry, Pacific Blackberry Med. Sun-Shade Female plants have berries. PNP S Schizophragma hydrangeoides 5-8 25' X 9' White flowers June-July resemble Japanese Hydrangea Vine Med. Shade-Part hydrangea. Yellow leaves in fall. T Trachelospermum jasminoides 8-10 12' X 5' BEG. Dark green leaves. Fragrant Star Jasmine Med. Sun-Part white flowers in June feed bees. V Vitis labrusca 5-8 15' X 15' Slip skin grapes ripen in Sept. American Grape Med. Sun Some varieties are seedless. Vitis vinifera 6-9 8' X 8' Thin skinned grapes. Ripen in fall. European Wine Grape Med. Sun Seedless types dried into raisins W Wisteria floribunda 5-8 20' X 15' Long strings of white, pink or Japanese Wisteria Med. Sun-Part purple flowers in May. Wisteria frutescens 5-9 20' X 8' Fragrant lavender-blue flowers in American Wisteria Med. Sun spring feed butterflies. Wisteria sinensis 5-9 20' X 15' Clusters of fragrant purple-white Chinese Wisteria Med. Sun-Part flowers in May & July.
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