Native wildflowers from the Pacific Northwest tolerate a variety of soils

Clarkia, native wildflowers of the western US, are best planted from seed. These brilliantly-colored, pinkish blooms were discovered by Lewis and Clark and are commonly seen throughout the Pacific Northwest. For low-growing, full-sun plants, choose bright and vivid Godetia. Taller, vertically placed powder-puff blooms appear on Farewell to Spring, an adaptable variety that tolerates the full gamut of soil types, and full sun to half shade sites.