Guidance and Best Practices for Planting Golden Paintbrush in Oregon and Washington

Guidance and Best Practices for Planting Golden Paintbrush in Oregon and Washington
CALE_Hybridization_One_Sheet-508-20231107.pdf1.1 MB

Info sheet describing paintbrush hybridization and recommended best management practices for seed producers for golden paintbrush.

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Golden paintbrush adds splashes of bright yellow to the prairies of the Pacific Northwest when it flowers in late spring. This vibrant perennial plant is native to the prairies of Washington State, Oregon and southern British Columbia. As those prairie ecosystems were dramatically fractured and...

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