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Buy Eupatorium rugosum (White Snake Root) in the UK
Ageratina altissima 'Chocolate' (syn. Eupatorium) (White Snake Root) A bold, large bronzy chocolate leaved perennial with lighter contrasting shades on the leaf reverse. A lovely colour contrast for any perennial, mixed shrub or grass border, it combines beautifully with Brachyglottis and Miscanthus. Bright white flowers form above the bronzy chocolate foliage from July onwards offering further colour contrast continuing the perennial interest when many are slowing down.
Eddie's White Wonder Dogwood  | Snohomish, WA Tree Farm
Cornus nuttallii (Pacific Dogwood) - deciduous, native, bird friendly, fall color, fruiting/nutting, pollinator, flowering
Chocoholic Black Snake Root
Chocoholic Black Snake root | Black Snake Root may sound menacing, but this awardwinning specimen is anything but! A dramatic yet highly attractive native plant, it bears intense purple-bronze foliage and soft, white bottlebrush blooms that are nothing short of charming. Sure to add tons of interest and unique beauty to containers, borders and woodland areas. Naturalizes wonderfully. Fragrant and very easy to grow. Cimicifuga ramosa 'Chocoholic'
Pacific Horticulture | Native Plants For Coastal Gardens
Excellent list of Pacific northwest Native Ground Covers, shrubs, perennials, trees, and rock garden plants. - Fawn lilies (or avalanche, or glacier lilies) are colorful hallmarks of early spring in the Northwest. The lowland ones like Erythronium oregonum and E. revolutum are easy garden plants once established and kept free of slugs.
10 Winter-Flowering Plants for Your Pacific Northwest Garden — Clean Water Grow Plant Food
10 Winter-Flowering Plants for Your Pacific Northwest Garden — Clean Water GROW Plant Food
Witch Hazel - Winter Flowering Plants for the Pacific Northwest - Gardening
Hamamelis (also referred to as witch hazel or winterbloom) is a small deciduous tree that can reach 15-20 feet tall. Three species of witch hazel are native to North America: H. ovalis, H. virginiana and H. vernalis. With clusters of wiry yellow flowers that bloom in fall and last through winter, witch hazel is a well-loved wintertime plant.