Bird Attracting Plants
There are many ways to attract birds to your yard so you can observe their antics and hear their melodies. Bird feeders, bird houses, and a water source will attract our feathered friends. Plants will also attract them by offering food and shelter for nesting.
Bring some wildlife into your yard and observe out of your kitchen window or living room while drinking a cup of coffee in the early morning. You won't be disappointed.
Bring some wildlife into your yard and observe out of your kitchen window or living room while drinking a cup of coffee in the early morning. You won't be disappointed.
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Perennials
Delphinium
Rudbeckia
Ground Cover
Bearberry
Oregon Grape,Creeping
Strawberry, Native
Vine
Honeysuckle
Virginia Creeper
Shrubs
Arborvitae
Buckthorn
Buckwheat
Burning Bush
Cherry, Nanking
Dogwood
Elderberry
Inkberry
Juniper, Rocky Mountain
Ninebark
Plum, Cistena
Privet
Rose
Serviceberry
Snowberry
Spirea, Ash Leaf, Douglas, Goldmound
Western Sand Cherry
Willow, Coyote, Dwarf Arctic
Trees
Alder
Ash, Mountian
Birch
Cherry
Chokecherry, Canada Red
Crabapples
Dogwood
Plum
Poplar
Serviceberry
Spruce
Fruit
All
Delphinium
Rudbeckia
Ground Cover
Bearberry
Oregon Grape,Creeping
Strawberry, Native
Vine
Honeysuckle
Virginia Creeper
Shrubs
Arborvitae
Buckthorn
Buckwheat
Burning Bush
Cherry, Nanking
Dogwood
Elderberry
Inkberry
Juniper, Rocky Mountain
Ninebark
Plum, Cistena
Privet
Rose
Serviceberry
Snowberry
Spirea, Ash Leaf, Douglas, Goldmound
Western Sand Cherry
Willow, Coyote, Dwarf Arctic
Trees
Alder
Ash, Mountian
Birch
Cherry
Chokecherry, Canada Red
Crabapples
Dogwood
Plum
Poplar
Serviceberry
Spruce
Fruit
All