Pollinator Patch: Yard Rebates

Cities and water utilities pay homeowners to replace thirsty lawns with native plants. Find the rebates near you, then plan an HOA-friendly yard you'll be proud of

Native gardens can pay you back. Many cities and water utilities offer rebates when you replace thirsty lawns with native plants. Pollinator Patch takes you from finding those rebates to planting and caring for your new yard, anywhere in the country.

FIND REBATES Start with your zip code. See the turf-replacement and native-landscaping rebate programs in your area, what each covers, and whether pre-approval is required before you start.

GET A PLAN Set your filters: sun, yard size, HOA status, pets. Pollinator Patch builds a planting plan with native species suited to your region and a layout that looks intentional and cared for. Built for HOA-conscious homeowners who want a calm, low-risk way to make the change.

SEE IT FIRST WITH PATCH VISION Take a photo of your front yard and see a version of it replanted with native plants that fit your region. Your first redesign is free.

IDENTIFY ANY PLANT Point your camera at a plant to identify it and find out whether it's native to your area. Your first plant ID is free. Handy at the nursery or in your own yard.

GET INSPIRED Browse real native garden designs from other yards and save the ones you like for your own plan.

CARE FOR IT After planting, get watering reminders timed to your plants while they establish, plus freeze alerts before cold nights. Every plant profile flags toxicity to dogs, cats, and horses, sourced from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center plant database.

Ask Patch answers your native gardening questions along the way, from plant choices to HOA expectations.

Pollinator Patch is free to download. Pro unlocks design templates, unlimited garden plans, Ask Patch, and printable PDF plans.

From rebate to plant to upkeep, all in one app.

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