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Biodiversity in NW Hedgerows

Writer: Timothy S. Colman
Timothy S. Colman
4 days ago
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Moisture

 

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Conifers

 

 

 

 

Douglas Fir

 

Dry to Moist

 

grows to 150’

Shore Pine

 

Dry to Wet

 

grows to 65’

Hemlock

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 200’

Red Cedar

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 200’

Sitka Spruce

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 200’

 

 

 

 

 

Deciduous Trees

 

 

 

 

Black Hawthorn

 

Dry to Moist

 

grows to 25’, a favorite because of thorny branches and tolerance of severe pruning.

Cascara

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 30’, has a strong root system, will tolerate shade.

Oregon Ash

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 30 to 50’, attractive to birds, tough wood.

Pacific Crab Apple

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 35’

Beaked Hazelnut

 

Dry to Moist

 

grows to 20’, advantage is it’s dense growth habit.

Scoulers Willow

 

Moist

 

grows to 30’.

 

 

 

 

 

Shrubs

 

 

 

 

Hardhack Spirea

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 10’, very aggressive growth habits.

Indian Plum

 

Dry to Moist

 

grows to 15’, dense growth habit

Myrica Californica

 

Dry to Moist

 

grows to 15’, semi-evergreen

Nootka Rose

 

Dry to Moist

 

grows to 8’, thorny habit beneficial to livestock restraint.

Swamp Rose

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 8’, thorny growth habit

Oregon Grape

 

Dry

 

evergreen, grows to 6’, tolerates shade and is somewhat thorny.

Red Twig Dogwood

 

Moist to Wet

 

grows to 15’, vigorous root system with multi-stemmed growth.

Snowberry

 

Dry to Moist

 

dense shrub grows to 3’







 
 
 

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