Want a garden that’s easy to care for, beautiful, and great for the environment? Planting native flowers for Washington State is one of the smartest ways to build a front yard that thrives.
At Brothers Tree Service & Landscaping, we specialize in flower garden designs for the front yard that incorporates local plant species for lasting color and minimal maintenance. Native plants are adapted to our climate, support local wildlife, and help conserve water.
Why Choose Native Flowers?
Choosing native flowers for your front yard is an eco-friendly way to create a thriving garden. Native plants naturally require less water, making them ideal for drought-prone areas.
They also need less maintenance, resist local pests and diseases, and adapt well to changing weather conditions. Plus, they attract birds, butterflies, and other pollinators, adding beauty and life to your landscape.
Learn more about sustainable landscaping in our garden landscaping tips.
Top Native Flowers for Washington State
Red Columbine (Aquilegia formosa)
A striking perennial with red and yellow flowers that bloom in late spring. Great for borders and woodland-style beds.
Western Trillium (Trillium ovatum)
This early spring bloomer has elegant white petals and thrives in shade, making it ideal for front yards with tree cover.
Oregon Sunshine (Eriophyllum lanatum)
Bright yellow and sun-loving, this flower spreads quickly and brings cheer to rock gardens or open beds.
Douglas Aster (Symphyotrichum subspicatum)
A hardy purple bloomer that lasts into fall and attracts butterflies and bees.
Camas Lily (Camassia quamash)
This unique flower with blue-purple spikes grows well in moist soils and looks stunning in grouped plantings.
See more local options in our best plants for Mason County.
How to Use Native Flowers in Your Front Yard
Designing a native flower bed is a great way to create a vibrant, low-maintenance garden that supports local wildlife.
With a few bright layout and planting strategies, you can enjoy year-round color and a natural, flowing look. Here are some easy tips to get started.
- Mix with ornamental grasses for a natural, wildflower-inspired look
- Group by bloom season to keep color flowing year-round
- Use mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds
- Layer heights: place tall natives in the back, medium in the center, and short ones in the front
Explore our flower bed designs for more layout inspiration.
FAQs – Native Flowers for Washington State
Are native flowers low maintenance?
Yes! Native flowers are naturally adapted to Washington’s climate and soil. Once established, they require less watering, fertilizing, and care.
Can I mix native and non-native flowers?
Absolutely. Just be sure they have similar sunlight and water needs. This allows your garden to thrive without extra effort.
Where should I plant native flowers?
Use them in your main flower beds, around walkways, or in wildflower sections of your yard. Many do well in both sun and partial shade.
Design a Local-Friendly Garden That Lasts
Using native flowers for Washington State is an innovative, sustainable way to add beauty to your front yard. These plants love our local conditions and reward you with color, texture, and wildlife support.
Let Brothers Tree Service & Landscaping design your dream native garden that thrives year after year.