Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute

“connecting people, place and community”

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John Crock Learning Nursery

John Crock was an adventurer, nature-lover and a much-loved member of the Moscow community. PCEI hopes that the Learning Nursery can serve to celebrate and commemorate his life for many years to come.

The Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute (PCEI) Nature Center is the home of the John Crock Learning Nursery. If you are interested in planting native plants on the Palouse, the plants in PCEI’s nursery are for sale. The Nursery offers 20+ species of native shrubs and trees. The plants are also used at restoration sites across the Palouse-Clearwater region. The Nursery is open to the public for retail sales during normal business hours.

Pricing

  • Individual Plants: 1-gallon $12 each.
  • Want to buy in bulk? Buy 100 or more $10 each.

2021 Availability

The following plants are normally available in our Nursery but availability can vary due to supply and season. Please contact us at 208-882-1444 or restoring@pcei.org for current availability.

Shrubs and Trees

Rocky Mountain mapleAcer glabrum
thinleaf alderAlnus incana
serviceberryAmelanchier alnifolia
water birch (or red birch)Betula occidentalis
red osier dogwood Cornus sericea
black hawthornCrataegus douglasii
oceansprayHolodiscus discolor
western larchLarix occidentalis
Oregon grapeMahonia aquifolium
syringa (Lewis’ mock orange)Philadelphus lewisii
Pacific ninebarkPhysocarpus capitatus
mallow ninebarkPhysocarpus malvaceus
lodgepole pine Pinus contorta
western white pinePinus monticola
ponderosa pinePinus ponderosa
quaking aspenPopulus tremuloides
black cottonwoodPopulus trichocarpa
chokecherryPrunus virginiana
Douglas firPseudotsuga menziesii
golden currant Ribes aureum
Nootka roseRosa nutkana
Woods’ roseRosa woodsii
coyote willowSalix exigua
Douglas’ spirea Spiraea douglasii
common snowberry Symphoricarpos albus

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Sources

Washington Native Plant Society

USDA Plants

Idaho Forest Products Commission

  • Restoring Home
  • Restoration Projects
    • Snake River Subbasin
      • Tammany Creek
        • Lucky Acres Arena
        • Best Management Practices Demonstration Project
    • Clearwater River Subbasin
      • Schaub Ranch
      • Lindsay Creek
        • Walton, Cowger and Neilson Property
      • Partridge Creek
        • Christianson Meadows
      • Potlatch River
        • Troy High School Restoration of Little Bear Creek
      • South Fork Clearwater River
        • Rylaarsdam Project
        • Kirtner Property
        • Native Vegetation Establishment Project: A Multiple Landowner Cooperative
    • Palouse River Subbasin
      • South Fork of the Palouse River
        • Fountain Property
        • Howard Property
        • Mill Road Bank Stabilization Project
        • Upper Watershed Project, Robinson County Park
        • Lower Watershed Project
      • Deep Creek
        • Adler Property
        • Espy Property
      • Flannigan Creek
        • Broyles and Reynolds Property
      • Paradise Creek
        • Bailey-Davis-Shipley
        • Berman Creekside Park
        • Big Draw
        • Bridge Street Park
        • Bridge Street: Residential
        • Brockington
        • Carol Ryrie Brink Nature Park
        • Chipman Trail
        • Dogwood Court
        • Fire Station
        • Forbes
        • Garton Hardened Rock Crossing
        • Good Samaritan Village
        • Hall and Mountain View
        • Harden Road
        • Heron’s Hideout
        • Joseph Street
        • Leffingwell-Reid
        • Lefors
        • Lightfield
        • Meadow Street #1
        • Meadow Street #2
        • Morton
        • Morton Extension
        • Moscow Wastewater Treatment Plant
        • Mountain View Park
        • Orchard
        • PCEI Nature Center
        • Remington
        • Renaissance Charter School
        • State Line
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        • Sweet Avenue
        • Townsend Property
        • University of Idaho
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Mailing Address

Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute
PO Box 8596
Moscow ID 83843

*Please mail correspondence and checks to our PO Box, NOT our physical address. USPS does not deliver mail to 1040 Rodeo Drive. UPS and Fedex deliveries are accepted at our Rodeo address.

Contact Us

Phone: (208) 882-1444

Email: info@pcei.org

 

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