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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 many species of native shrubs and trees, which are also used at restoration sites across the Palouse-Clearwater region.

Reach out to our Restoration Coordinator Liv at oshan@pcei.org with questions, to check availability, or to purchase plants from our Native plant Nursery.

Pricing

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

2022 Availability

The following plants are normally available in our Nursery but availability can vary due to supply and season.

Shrubs and Trees

grand firAbies grandis
Rocky Mountain mapleAcer glabrum
western yarrowAchillea millefolium
thinleaf alderAlnus incana
serviceberryAmelanchier alnifolia
kinnikinnickArctostaphylos uva-ursi
big mountain sageArtemsia tridentatat vasseyena
showy milkweedAsclepias speciosa
water birch (or red birch)Betula occidentalis
water sedgeCarex aquatilis
red osier dogwood Cornus sericea
black hawthornCrataegus douglasii
prairie smokeGeum triflorum
oceansprayHolodiscus discolor
common rush Juncus effusus
western larchLarix occidentalis
Oregon grapeMahonia aquifolium
syringa (Lewis’ mock orange)Philadelphus lewisii
Pacific ninebarkPhysocarpus capitatus
mallow ninebarkPhysocarpus malvaceus
englemann sprucePicea engelmannii
lodgepole pine Pinus contorta
western white pinePinus monticola
ponderosa pinePinus ponderosa
quaking aspenPopulus tremuloides
black cottonwoodPopulus trichocarpa
bush cinquefoilPotentilla fruticosa
chokecherryPrunus virginiana
Douglas firPseudotsuga menziesii
golden currant Ribes aureum
Nootka roseRosa nutkana
Woods’ roseRosa woodsii
drummond willowSalix drummondiana
coyote willowSalix exigua
mackenzie willowSalix prolixa
red elderberrySambucus racemosa
Canada goldenrodSolidago canadensis
Douglas’ spirea Spiraea douglasii
common snowberry Symphoricarpos albus

Thinleaf Alder
Redosier Dogwood
Black Hawthorn
Western Larch
Syringa
Mallow Ninebark
Lodgepole Pine
Ponderosa Pine
Quaking Aspen
Black Cottonwood
Douglas-Fir
Golden Currant
Drummond Willow
Coyote Willow
Mackenzie's Willow
Blue Elderberry
Douglas Spiraea
Common Snowberry
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Sources

Washington Native Plant Society

USDA Plants

Idaho Forest Products Commission

Mailing Address:

Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute

PO Box 8596

Moscow, ID 83843

Please do not mail donations or correspondence to our street address. USPS will not deliver them.

Contact Us:

Phone: (208) 882-1444

Email: info@pcei.org

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