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Native Trees For The State of Oregon
Find the best selection of native species for the State of Oregon here at Nature Hills Nursery and support native habitats and wildlife in the Beaver State!
Selecting trees native to your State ensures your tree is well suited to your climate, evolved alongside their local pollinators and songbirds that recognize these sources of shelter and forage. Native trees need less water once established, and establish faster and tolerate the fluctuating climate, weather, and anything else plants in your State must endure.
Best Oregon Native Trees
Oregon is a diverse state with forests to deserts, coastal regions, mountains, riparian regions and grasslands where the state bird, the Western Meadowlark roams. Oregon is USDA growing zones 4 in the north east to zone 9 in the west. The Western part of the state has warm, dry summers, and wet winters, while Eastern Oregon can have cold, semi-arid weather.
Find your Hardiness Zone, and choose a tree that has a range that includes yours! Check with your local County Extension Office for more information if needed and for the many microclimates within these zones.
Best Native Evergreen Trees For Oregon
Oregon's native evergreen trees, like the state tree the Douglas Fir, keep their needles as year-round windbreaks, stand up to storms, and add interest during the winter months.
- Alaska Cedar (Nootka)
- Arborvitae/Western Red Cedar
- Concolor Fir
- Douglas Fir Tree
- Eastern Red Cedar (Redcedar) Tree
- Lodgepole Pine
- Pacific Wax Myrtle
- Ponderosa Pine
- Rocky Mountain Douglas Fir
- Shore Pine
- White Fir
Native Flowering Trees of Oregon
Native flowering trees add ornamental beauty and feed pollinators and hummingbirds nectar and pollen they evolved alongside in your State! Many of these trees are host plants for native pollinator larvae too!
- Black Locust Tree
- Western Redbud Tree
What Native Shade Trees Can Be Found In Oregon?
You need a good strong shade tree for the warm summers. Some fall color and food for wildlife is a bonus!
- Mountain Ash Tree
- River & Paper Bark Birch
- Box Elder Tree (Boxelder)
- Maple Trees - Red & Vine
- Chinquapin & White (Oregon White) Oak Tree
- Quaking Aspen Tree
- Sugarberry Tree
Native Fruit & Nut Trees in Oregon
We love edible landscaping trees that look great and feed you and your local wildlife. Plant a few of these trees in your double-duty hedgerow for wildlife and you! Because of the primarily grassy landscape, wildlife appreciates the food and shelter.
- Black Walnut Tree
- Saskatoon Serviceberry Tree
Much Needed Natives!
Help continue your State's biodiversity by planting trees native to your area! Nature Hills is committed to helping preserve your State’s unique beauty with plants and trees that are sure to do well in your garden without impacting your ecology!
Whether you are adding shade or flowers, privacy, or a long-lasting legacy to your landscape, Nature Hills is here to help you find the perfect tree for your Oregon landscape!
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What Are the Best Native Trees to Grow in Oregon?
What Are the Best Native Trees to Grow in Oregon?
Oregon offers a wild and wonderful range of native trees perfectly matched to its many climates—from the rainy coastal range to the drier inland high desert. Gardeners in the Beaver State will love classic natives like the towering Douglas Fir, rugged Ponderosa Pine, and elegant Western Red Cedar. These trees are built for your landscape and support native wildlife from the roots up.
Why Should I Plant Trees Native to Oregon?
Why Should I Plant Trees Native to Oregon?
Native trees know Oregon like the back of their bark. They’ve weathered wet winters, dry summers, and everything in between for generations. Trees like the Pacific Wax Myrtle and Quaking Aspen thrive naturally without needing excess watering or pampering. These natives attract hummingbirds, support local bees, and help preserve Oregon’s ecological balance.
Which Native Evergreen Trees Are Best for Oregon Landscapes?
Which Native Evergreen Trees Are Best for Oregon Landscapes?
If you want a landscape that keeps its cool all year, native evergreen trees like Douglas Fir, Alaska Cedar, and White Fir deliver. They hold their greenery through Oregon’s winters and provide windbreaks, shelter for wildlife, and visual interest. Many of these evergreens grow tall and proud, offering privacy and protection in even the most rugged zones.
Are There Native Flowering Trees That Grow Well in Oregon?
Are There Native Flowering Trees That Grow Well in Oregon?
Yes, and they’re blooming beauties. Western Redbud and Black Locust light up the landscape with bursts of pink and white blossoms while feeding native pollinators and butterflies. These trees evolved with Oregon’s insects and birds, making them key players in pollinator pathways. Plus, they add pops of color that turn heads and lift hearts.
Can I Grow Native Fruit or Nut Trees in Oregon?
Can I Grow Native Fruit or Nut Trees in Oregon?
Absolutely. Saskatoon Serviceberry and Black Walnut trees do double duty by feeding both people and critters. Whether you're in a meadow, a mountain hollow, or a neighborhood backyard, these fruiting and nut-producing natives provide tasty benefits while still blending beautifully into your natural landscape.