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Home – Native Plant Guide – Hooker’s Fairy Bells

Hooker’s Fairy Bells

Disporum hookerii

Light Requirements: Part Shade, Full Shade

Water Requirements: Moist

Ease of Growing: Easy to grow

Growth Rate: Moderate

Wildlife Support: Pollinators, Birds or Mammals

Fire Resistant: No

Lovely, outwards-flaring flowers of greenish-white to cream over deep green leathery foliage, with characteristic long, drip-tips to the leaves.

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29 New Community Projects Awarded $1.3 Million in Funding

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Upcoming EMSWCD Board and Committee Meetings

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EMSWCD and Good Rain Farm partner on the protection of 14-acre Forever Farm

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Remembering our former Director Bob Sallinger

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We listened to farmers and made some changes to our working farmland program

EMSWCD is working to ensure a future for agriculture in East Multnomah County. Our farming community has let us know...

EMSWCD has a new Executive Director!

We are thrilled to announce the selection by the Board of Directors of our new Executive Director, Kelley Beamer! Kelley...

Watch our rain garden installation feature on “This Old House”

EMSWCD partnered recently with This Old House for a feature demonstrating how to plan the site for a rain garden...

Weed Wrenches now available at local tool libraries!

It is a great time to start pulling invasive species like the Tree of Heaven. We just delivered Weed...

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