Native Landscaping Across Florida

Up to $10,000 through SJRWMD cost-share

Jacksonville falls within the St. Johns River Water Management District, giving homeowners access to conservation cost-share rebates of up to $10,000. North Florida's climate bridges the subtropical and temperate zones, supporting a unique mix of native plants not found in South Florida.

Up to $2,500 total ($500/yr for 5 years) through Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade County offers free landscape irrigation evaluations with rebates up to $500/year (up to $2,500 over five years) for recommended retrofits. South Florida's tropical climate supports an extraordinary diversity of native plants — many found nowhere else in the continental U.S.

Up to $10,000 through SJRWMD + OUC rebates

Orlando homeowners can access rebates through OUC's Florida-Friendly Landscaping program and the St. Johns River Water Management District's conservation cost-share. Central Florida's warm, humid climate supports a wide range of native plants that thrive with minimal irrigation once established.

Up to $5,000 through RainCheck + SWFWMD WISE

Sarasota County's RainCheck Rebate Program offers up to $5,000 per property for stormwater-friendly landscaping projects, and the SWFWMD WISE Program adds up to $20,000 in cost-share for water-efficient improvements. Sarasota's Gulf Coast location supports a rich palette of native plants adapted to sandy soils and salt air.

Up to $20,000 through SWFWMD WISE Program

Tampa Bay homeowners can tap into two major rebate programs — the SWFWMD WISE Program (up to $20,000 in cost-share) and Tampa Bay Water Wise rebates for irrigation upgrades. The Gulf Coast climate supports lush native landscapes that handle summer downpours and dry winters.