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Pullman Plant Materials Center

Pullman, Washington

Pullman Plant Materials CenterEstablished 1935

Since 1935, the Pullman Plant Materials Center in Pullman, Washington has provided plant solutions for the landscapes of eastern Washington and Oregon. The Center has released over 30 conservation plants including varieties of Saskatoon serviceberry, western clematis, western dogwood, thickspike wheatgrass, Lewis’ mock orange and common snowberry. The Center has provided new vegetative technologies for suppressing noxious weeds, tree and shrub planting directly into Conservation Reserve Program acres, cover crops, riparian restoration, herbicide use and Palouse Prairie restoration. The three state area served by the Pullman PMC includes eastern Washington, eastern Oregon (east of the Cascade Mountain range), and northern Idaho.


 

 

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2009 Progress Report of Activities (PDF; 288 KB) Dec 2009
Inland Northwest Plants (PDF; 220 KB) Fall 2009 Newsletter
Plant Materials Center Pullman WA. (PDF; 343kb) Stannard, M.E. and P. Scheinost. 2009. WAPMC, Pullman WA. 2009. 4p. (ID# 9190)

Contact

PO Box 646211/ 211-A Hulbert Hall
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6211

Telephone: 509.335.6892
FAX: 509.335.2940
Email: Mark.Stannard@wa.usda.gov