New Mexico
Native plants in Santa Fe
119 plants native to this area with Sow catalog pages.
20 of them need no watering beyond Santa Fe’s own rainfall
Yard rebates in Santa Fe
5 programs from the city, the county or local utilities pay residents for yard projects. 2 ask for a plan or plant list before they approve a project.
- Open
City of Santa Fe Irrigation Control Rebates
City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office
Rain sensor $40; soil moisture sensor $75; WaterSense ET controller up to the cost of the controller, max $750 (more than 12 stations) or $400 (12 stations or fewer)
Up to $750 per household
- Open
City of Santa Fe Rain Barrel Rebate
City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office
$12 each (50-99 gal), $25 each (100-199 gal), $50 each (200-499 gal); up to four barrels per household
Up to $200 per household
- OpenPlan required
City of Santa Fe Large-Volume Cistern Rebate
City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office
$0.25 per gallon of cistern size; bonus $0.125 per gallon for sizing to handle 2 inches of roof rainfall; bonus $0.25 per gallon if rainwater is used indoors for toilets or non-potable uses such as laundry. No cap stated.
Showing 119 plants
Trees16
Canopy and structure
Shrubs37
Backbone planting
Grasses14
Movement and texture
Perennials71
Seasonal colour
Vines1
Verticals and screens
Ferns1
Shade and damp
Succulents4
Dry and architectural
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