California
Native plants in Pleasanton
100 plants native to this area with Sow catalog pages.
16 of them need no watering beyond Pleasanton’s own rainfall
Yard rebates in Pleasanton
5 programs from the city, the county or local utilities pay residents for yard projects, plus 1 statewide. 2 ask for a plan or plant list before they approve a project.
- Open
StopWaste Free Compost Hubs
StopWaste (Alameda County Waste Management Authority) with host cities and farms
Free compost, no per-visit limit published
- WaitlistPlan required
Zone 7 Water-Efficient Lawn Conversion Rebate
Zone 7 Water Agency
$2 per sq ft
Up to $3,000 per household
- WaitlistPlan required
City of Pleasanton Eco-Friendly Lawn Conversion Rebate
City of Pleasanton Public Works
City add-on $0.50 per sq ft for residential/mixed-use meters (max 50% of material cost, up to $575); $0.75 per sq ft up to $4,000 for irrigation-only meters. City page says up to $3,575 residential ($24,000 commercial/irrigation) combined with Zone 7's $2 per sq ft up to $3,000 (residential).
Up to $575 per household
Showing 100 plants
Trees9
Canopy and structure
Shrubs26
Backbone planting
Grasses11
Movement and texture
Perennials58
Seasonal colour
Vines1
Verticals and screens
Ferns4
Shade and damp
Succulents1
Dry and architectural
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Design a Pleasanton garden with these plants
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