**Bolander’s Phacelia** (Phacelia bolanderii) is a versatile forb native to the mixed conifer forests and oak woodlands of southwest Oregon. This perennial species thrives in a range of light conditions, making it suitable for part shade, full shade, and full sun environments. Blooming in early summer, Bolander’s Phacelia produces delicate, tubular flowers that attract a variety of pollinators, supporting local biodiversity.
 
 In ecological restoration applications, this species enhances soil stabilization and serves as a vital component in habitat reconstruction projects. Its ability to thrive in diverse soil types contributes to its effectiveness in restoring disturbed landscapes, promoting a healthy ecosystem. The adaptability and ecological functions of Bolander’s Phacelia make it an excellent choice for both wildlife gardens and conservation efforts.
 
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