Pick your favorite wildflowers:

In the Pacific Northwest, you can grow a long list of wonderful wild flowers, including favorites from several groups. Each species below has a full page with wildflower photos, wildflower information and how-to growing tips.

First of all, you'll find flower seeds native to your region. But you'll also find many which are "naturalized" wildflowers, which means they may be native to another region, or even another continent, but they are wildflowers that are common and very much at home in your area.

In addition, included are favorite native wildflowers from other regions in North America. For example, Black-eyed Susan is from the Great Plains states, but is just as beautiful and easy to grow in any region.

Add more of your favorite wildflowers. If you're planting a seed mixture, you can add more of your favorite flower seeds from the list of flowers for your region below. Or choose them from our master list: Go to our full list of individual species.