Forestfarm.com and many others. Wallace Hansen is another specific one that comes to mind readily. These are in vogue, everybody is offering assortments locally at the moment. Some, such as vine maple, Oregon grape and salal have been staples for years. If you are going to try species native here in Ohio you should probably bear in mind only certain ones will tolerate your conditions.

I am looking for mountain species and woodland plants. I have researched the plants i want to grow. I already have quite a few species native to the NW. Just looking for more. Thanks!

Colvos Creek Nursery, Vashon Island, WA, and Siskyou Rare Plant Nursery, Medford, OR might have a few things you are looking for.

There is also Big Dipper Farms. I visited their nursery last June & wasn't very impressed with how the operation was run (weedy, swampy areas, lots of "dead" pots left amongst the living, many plants I wouldn't haul home, let along pay for). But I've heard they hold back their best stock for mail order & read a few kudos on their web site...so, maybe.

Patrick

Washington Native Plant Society

Here is a link that might be useful: WSNPS

Thank you all for your suggestions. I will start checking them out. Vicki

Google search to Burnt Ridge Nursery. Rave reviews!

Big Dipper does indeed hold the 'good stuff' in different areas and they do have a big swampy area where it seems to be full of more mature gallons left over from previous years, some great bargains if you do a little weeding and dividing.
As of last week they had tons of perfect little shipping sized plants in every greenhouse.

When I lived in Georgia I got many PNW natives from Forest Farm.

Laura

Hi...
Here is a specialty nursery that is just what you are looking for....their quality is excellent....run by a Ph.D. botanist: 'Noting But Northwest Natives'

www.nothingbutnwnatives.com

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Bosky Dell Natives is a nice hidden away place with national recognition.
www.boskydellnatives.com