California
Native plants in Redondo Beach
73 plants native to this area with Sow catalog pages.
13 of them need no watering beyond Redondo Beach’s own rainfall
Yard rebates in Redondo Beach
2 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
West Basin Free Rain Barrel Program
West Basin Municipal Water District
Up to two free 50-gallon rain barrels per address (valued at about $80 each); the district is giving away 1,500 barrels in total
- Limited fundsPlan required
West Basin Residential Grass Replacement Rebate
West Basin Municipal Water District
Rebate starting at $5 per sq ft of grass removed in eligible areas (the application steps on the same page say up to $6 per sq ft through SoCal Water$mart), plus a free landscape design valued at about $1,500, plus a $100 per tree rebate (up to 5 trees) from Metropolitan Water District. Optional rotating sprinkler nozzles add $2 per nozzle (minimum 30 nozzles).
- OpenPlan required
SoCal Water$mart Turf Replacement Program
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (SoCal Water$mart)
$2.00 per sq ft of lawn removed; optional tree add-on of $100 per tree up to 5 trees ($500). Local water agencies may add to this.
Up to $10,000 per household
Showing 73 plants
Trees3
Canopy and structure
Shrubs30
Backbone planting
Grasses2
Movement and texture
Perennials41
Seasonal colour
Ferns3
Shade and damp
Succulents2
Dry and architectural
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Design a Redondo Beach garden with these plants
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