Native Plants 

Teton County is home to over 1,200 native plant species. These are species that have developed symbiotic relationships with wildlife over thousands of years without human involvement. From food sources to habitat, native plants are an integral part of overall ecosystem health. Teton Conservation District encourages the use of native species. Learn more about the benefits of integrating native plants into your landscaping, and how to design and execute a native landscape here. Don’t hesitate to contact GIS & Wildlife Habitat Specialist (morgan@tetonconservation.org) with any questions!

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native species list

Teton Conservation District and partners developed the Teton County  Native Plant Species List. The list includes over 250 commercially available native species, featuring 13 characteristics per species including duration, life form, growth form, fire resistance, toxicity, and soils.

a pocket guide to the native plants of teton county, wy (2025 Edition)

We are excited to share a revised Pocket Guide to the Native Plants of Teton County, WY! This 10th anniversary update includes new photos and species descriptions. We hope this resource will inspire you to consider incorporating native plants into your landscaping design.

Native Plant Resource Guide

With a grant from Teton Conservation District, The Nature Conservancy, Wyoming produced the Native Plant Resource Guide. The guide is intended to introduce residents of Teton County and the Greater Yellowstone region to basic best practices for native plant landscaping and restoration.

Native Plant Sources

The following is a growing list of local and regional native plant sources. If you would like to add your business to this list, contact info@tetonconservation.org

Seedlings, Bareroot, Containers:

Seeds: