Florida
Native plants in Miami Gardens
85 plants native to this area with Sow catalog pages.
64 of them need no watering beyond Miami Gardens’s own rainfall
Yard rebates in Miami Gardens
1 program from the city, the county or local utilities pay residents for yard projects.
- Status not posted
Miami-Dade WASD Rain Barrel Rebate
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD) with UF/IFAS Miami-Dade Extension
Purchase price (excluding tax) or $50, whichever is less, per barrel; up to 2 barrels
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Miami-Dade WASD Landscape Irrigation Rebate Program (LIRP)
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD) with UF/IFAS Florida-Friendly Landscaping
Reimbursement per retrofit: rain sensor up to $120; smart controller or soil moisture sensor up to $400; irrigation removal/relocation up to $200; drought-tolerant plants with irrigation removal up to $400; hydrozone redesign up to $400; multi-stream nozzles up to $400; drip/micro-irrigation up to $400; mechanical-to-WaterSense smart/electric system conversion up to $500; rain barrel system (70+ gal) up to $400; flow sensor up to $400. Total capped at $500 per applicant per program year.
Up to $500 per household
Showing 85 plants
Trees22
Canopy and structure
Shrubs26
Backbone planting
Grasses9
Movement and texture
Perennials32
Seasonal colour
Vines9
Verticals and screens
Ferns3
Shade and damp
Succulents1
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Design a Miami Gardens 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.