For cities, water utilities, and conservation districts
Your rebate program is already listed here.
Pollinator Patch publishes a free directory of turf replacement, native landscaping, and rain garden programs across all 50 states. Homeowners find it while they are planning a front yard, which is usually before they have talked to anyone at your office. If you run one of these programs, there are two things you can do from this page: tell us your listing is wrong, or tell us what would actually help.
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Listings checked against your own page
Every amount and eligibility rule we publish is verified against the program page it came from before it goes live, then re-checked on a rotating schedule. Nothing is scraped and left to drift.
02
Residents arrive mid-decision
People reach the directory while they are choosing what to plant in a front yard. Your program shows up at the point where it still changes what goes in the ground.
03
Plants matched to your service area
Recommendations are keyed to EPA Level III ecoregions, so a resident in your service area sees species native to where they actually live (Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, USDA PLANTS Database).
Your listing is wrong
Amounts move, funding runs out, and application links get rebuilt. If we have your program wrong, this is the fastest way to fix it. No account needed.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are and what would be useful. A real person reads every one of these.
See what residents see
The directory is public and free. No sign-in, no paywall on program details.
- The national rebate directory
Programs across all 50 states, with the last-verified date on each one.
- Look up your service area by ZIP code
What a resident sees when they enter a ZIP in your territory.
- Stormwater fee credit programs
Ongoing fee reductions for on-site retention, tracked separately from one-time rebates.