Flora

Silver Falls State Park Flora

Silver Falls State Park has a diverse range of native Oregon plant species, from towering Douglas fir and western hemlock to lush ferns, mosses, and seasonal wildflowers. These native plants support wildlife, protect water quality, and sustain the park’s unique ecosystems. Explore the database below to learn more about the different native plant species found throughout the park.

Friends of Silver Falls does not encourage the consumption of any berries, mushrooms, or plants within the park. Please do not pick wildflowers or disturb native plants, as they are essential to the health of the park’s ecosystems and the experience of future visitors. Should you decide to forage, please adhere to the state’s guidelines when foraging on public land.

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Policy: Unless otherwise specified, visitors are permitted to collect berries, fruits, mushrooms, or other edible plants in quantities that do not exceed one gallon per person per day for personal consumption only.

Curious about exploring more local plants and animals? Check out iNaturalist to discover more species, and add your own observations.