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Download our detailed spreadsheets featuring both recommended plants for Big Sky landscapes and noxious weeds, including care details, benefits, growth habits, and identification guidance.
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What are keystone plants? These native plants form the backbone of our local ecosystem. They are highly productive, supporting the highest number of species and playing a critical role in maintaining or restoring native biodiversity. Landscapes that don’t have one or more of these keystone plants will not have a thriving food web, resulting in imbalances in its ecosystem.
Help support the Big Sky ecosystem by incorporating one or more of these native plant species into your landscape while also reducing fire risk and water use.
* Please note that specific species are given as examples, but selecting any species within the genera that is native to Big Sky is a good option.
(Prunus virginiana – Prunus)
(Pseodotsuga menziesii -Pseudotsuga)
(Echinacea pallida – Echinacea)
(Echinacea pallida – Erigeron)
(Lupinus sericeus – Lupinus)
(Penstemon procerus – Penstemon)
(Helianthella uniflora – Helinanthus)
(Solidao missouriensis – Salidago)
Download our detailed spreadsheet of the best plants for local landscapes in Big Sky with specifics on their care, benefits, and growth patterns.
Detailed information on native plants and managing noxious weeds.
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