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Washington Native Landscaping Rebates

Washington state's rebate programs focus on stormwater management and water efficiency. Spokane offers direct turf replacement through SpokaneScape, while Seattle provides rain garden rebates through RainWise. Here are the programs available.

Last updated: February 2026 · 2 programs tracked

The quick version

  • Spokane offers $0.50/sq ft (up to $500) through the SpokaneScape turf replacement program.
  • Seattle's RainWise program covers 70-100% of rain garden and cistern costs in eligible drainage areas.
  • The Saving Water Partnership covers 19 water utilities in King and Snohomish counties.
  • SpokaneScape pays rebates as utility bill credits, not cash. Two years to complete your project.
  • Neither Seattle nor Tacoma currently offers a dedicated turf replacement rebate.

2

Programs Tracked

$500

Max (SpokaneScape)

2

Regions Covered

Feb 2026

Last Verified

Eastern Washington

1 program available

SpokaneScape Turf Replacement

City of Spokane Water Department

Up to $500 ($0.50/sq ft)

$0.50 per square foot, up to $500 in utility bill credits for replacing water-intensive grass with native, water-wise plants and mulch. Designed for the high desert climate. Two years to complete the project.

Spokane
Pre-approval required

Rebate paid as utility bill credit, not cash. Program includes free DIY videos, design templates, and access to professional landscape design assistance through the Designer at Your Door service.

Apply / Learn MoreVerified Feb 2026

Puget Sound

1 program available

Saving Water Partnership Rebates

Seattle Public Utilities + 18 partner utilities

Up to $100 (smart controller)

Sprinkler timer replacement rebate (up to $100) for WaterSense timers, available April through October. RainWise program: 70-100% rebates for rain gardens and cisterns in eligible drainage areas. Toilet replacement rebates also available.

Seattle

Seattle does not currently offer a dedicated turf replacement rebate. The Saving Water Partnership covers 19 water utilities in King and Snohomish counties. RainWise rain garden rebates support native plantings for stormwater management.

Apply / Learn MoreVerified Feb 2026

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