PHIL'S FARMS & NURSERY
17900 SE Highway 212, Damascus, Oregon (A short drive from Portland)
OPEN 9am - 5pm Thursday through Monday
Pay with Cash, Check, Venmo, or Debit/Credit Card
For more info or questions contact Phil - text/phone 503 307-7280
FLOWERING PLANTS - LOW PRICE Just $10
PLANTED IN 1 GALLON POTS, SO YOU ARE GETTING A NICE SIZE, ESTABLISHED PLANT.
SALE $10 (Reg. $15) CANDY SWIRL FLOWERING VINE
EVERGREEN & NON-INVASIVE - an excellent assortment available.
Vines for sale photo taken September 28, 2026, the flower photo earlier in summer.
This is a beautiful vine that provides privacy too. Its fragrant and eye-catching pink/orange flowers bloom and attract butterflies & hummingbirds all summer long. The vine keeps dense foliage all year in our area, staying lush and green - maturing about 10 to 15 feet. Candy Swirl is disease-resistant, very hardy, and when established it is drought tolerant. All our plants are propagated from the vine that has thrived care-free on the farm here over 15 years. The Candy Swirl vine is a symbol of happiness and devotion.
Lonicera Hybrid ‘Inov 42-Candy Swirl’ (hybrid non-invasive Honeysuckle)USDA Zones 4 - 9
$35 Star Jasmine -sold out until 2027
$35 Snowdrift Clematis - apologies, sold out for 2026
$10 NATIVE PINK HONEYSUCKLE (Most vines are now 1 to 2 feet long)
ALL SUMMER LONG unique pink/orange flowers with long delicate golden stamens attract hummingbirds and butterflies, providing a valuable source of nectar. These blossoms are a distinctive bright color combination-extra eye-catching! After flowering from June through August, in fall the vine has bright red berries that sustain local birdlife, including quail. Many people train this honeysuckle on a trellis, pergola, or archway (where it will scramble up between 3 and 15 feet) but it can also be a flowering hedge or a groundcover. The attractive heart-shaped leaves effectively disguise unsightly fences or structures, or neighboring views. This native vine is drought tolerant when established and grows well in full sun to full shade. Lonicera hispidula USDA Zones 5-9
$10 CANNA LILY All the ones we sell are propagated from cannas which have grown at the nursery for over 10 years with little to no care, some with no irrigation and some grown in our nursery ponds - They are Very Adaptable!
Photos taken Summer 2025 and June 2026 of cannas growing here around the farm.
CANNAS: Dramatic sunset-colored flowers bloom on strong stalks that get 3 to 5 feet tall or taller, depending on where they are planted. They give a tropical look and make excellent accent plants in any landscape - in the ground or in containers. Cannas add beauty when grown in water features and around the edges of ponds. But our main two colors also grow in ordinary soil. They are deer resistant, versatile, and easy-care flowering plants. Flower colors available are Red or Orange/Yellow. (Tropicana is sold out for 2026)
We also have a blue/purple color flower Canna that is best in ponds/water features ( a limited quantity.) Only $10 - Click on the 'Pond/Water Feature Plants' page
All our Cannas are planted in 1 gallon pots, well rooted in for only $10
$10 REBLOOMING DAYLILIES 3 color choices (including one dwarf variety)
Photo taken in our sales area during summer.
YELLOW PUNCH is petite (a dwarf daylily) staying 12-15 inches high - one of the earliest to bloom. Considered one of the hardiest daylilies, it handles drought and is rabbit resistant. Hemerocallis ‘Everydaylily Yellow Punch’ USDA Zones 3-9
AWESOME BLOSSOM’S large flowers (up to 5 inches) have earned it the ‘Award of Merit’ award from the American Daylily Society. Its bold coloration attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. It is drought tolerant and rabbit resistant. Hemerocallis ‘Awesome Beauty’ USDA Zones 3-9
NIGHT BEACON is known for an abundance of theatrical deep purple flowers with yellow centers. The hardy plant grows 24 to 28 inches high, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. It is drought tolerant, rabbit resistant, handles heat or cold and will grow in partial shade. Hemerocallis ‘Night Beacon’’ USDA Zones 2-9
