Plants for rotting stumps?


How would one do a search for the above?
Any suggestions from personal experience?  Our natives here in Western
Washington that I've seen in stumps and logs are Salal,  deciduous
Huckleberry (Vaccinium parvifolium), and Cornus canadensis.  We have several
decaying stumps and logs of Cedar I'd love to plant.  Have I heard of a
Rhododendron liking these conditions or did I imagine that.  Oh, English Ivy
and no doubt bindweed like it too, but we won't go there....
Marian Raitz
Bellevue Washington    Zone 8


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