Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest: A Guide to Identification, Cultivation, and Restoration For anybody interested in the Pacific Northwest's native plants, Native Plants of the Northwest: A Guide to Identification, Cultivation, and Restoration is an invaluable resource. This book provides detailed, easy-to-follow identification instructions for the trees, shrubs, wildflowers, and grasses that thrive in the region's diverse ecosystems, with a focus on over 150 species. It is an invaluable resource for both novice and seasoned plant enthusiasts, as each plant is thoroughly detailed, including its ecological roles, natural environment, and distinguishing characteristics. In addition to identification, this guide offers professional advice on how to successfully grow native species in landscapes and gardens. It guarantees that readers can create healthy, sustainable green spaces by addressing everything from soil types and climatic considerations to practical planting and maintenance tips. The book provides straightforward, realistic directions for cultivating a range of species, whether you want to construct a pollinator-friendly garden or incorporate native plants into your yard. The book emphasizes the need of protecting local ecosystems and repairing natural habitats, in addition to its practical applications. Readers are motivated to participate in conservation activities and develop spaces that benefit local wildlife by combining biological knowledge with restoration assistance. Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest is an excellent resource for anybody looking to learn and conserve the region's unique natural heritage, owing to its stunning images and simple language.