North Carolina
Native plants in Asheville
400 plants native to this area with Sow catalog pages.
223 of them need no watering beyond Asheville’s own rainfall
Yard rebates in Asheville
2 programs from the city, the county or local utilities pay residents for yard projects, plus 1 statewide. 1 ask for a plan or plant list before they approve a project.
- Status not posted
City of Asheville Free Kitchen Food-Scrap Bin
City of Asheville
Free countertop kitchen food-scrap bin
- Open
NC Forest Service Home Ignition Zone Wildfire Risk Reduction
NC Forest Service (NC Dept of Agriculture)
Free work, no cost to qualified landowners (not a cost-share program)
- OpenPlan required
NCDA Community Conservation Assistance Program (CCAP)
NC Dept of Agriculture, Division of Soil and Water Conservation (CCAP)
Up to 75% of approved costs; FY2027 plan caps allocation at $50,000 per project (county page still cites $35,000); repair contracts capped at $5,000
Up to $50,000 per household
Showing 400 plants
Trees80
Canopy and structureShrubs86
Backbone plantingGrasses30
Movement and texturePerennials207
Seasonal colourVines19
Verticals and screensFerns18
Shade and dampSucculents3
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Design a Asheville garden with these plants
Snap a photo of your yard and Sow places real, zone-matched plants into it — then keeps the watering and care schedule for everything you plant.

























































































































































