Meadowscaping Handbook
About the handbook
The Meadowscaping Handbook: Designing, Planting and Managing an Urban Meadow
A collection of knowledge and “lessons learned” by regional ecologists and landscape professionals. It is not meant to be a technical manual. The handbook is designed as a “how-to” publication to help gardeners, landscape professionals, and ecologists in the Willamette Valley plan, design, plant, and maintain native plant meadows on small urban plots.
You may download a free digital copy or order a printed book! Purchasing a printed copy of this book helps ensure we are able to continue to offer the handbook to the public.
This publication was produced through a collaborative effort with members of the Pacific Northwest Urban Meadowscaping working group and other ecologists and landscape professionals in the Portland Metro region. It is a unique handbook with the latest knowledge small-scale Willamette Valley urban meadows and the important habitat features they support.
The Meadowscaping Handbook may be purchased or downloaded for personal use only. No reproduction of this book is permitted without expressed written consent of West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District.
Publications & Links
Check out our resources to assist in your conservation efforts. If you'd like a printed copy, there are some available! Send us a request for a printed brochure.
More resources
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Local sources of native plants
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Directory of conservation products and services
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Native plant database
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Managing Himalayan blackberry in western Oregon riparian areasRiparian areas The land alongside a creek, river, pond, or other body of water
Species directory
Search our species listings for information on native, invasive and EDRR species!
