31 programs · checked October 22, 2026

Yard rebates in Alberta

31 programs pay Alberta residents for yard projects. 7 list themselves as open now. The largest, Wood Buffalo FireSmart Home Rebate Program, pays up to $4,000 per household. 1 ask for a plan, sketch or plant list before they approve a project.

Lawn replacement rebates

  • Open

    Cochrane Fescue Sod Rebate

    Town of Cochrane

    $75 for every 500 square feet of fescue sod, up to $375

    Up to $375 per household

  • Open

    Cochrane Lawn Alternatives Rebate

    Town of Cochrane

    50% of the purchase price, up to $150

    Up to $150 per household

  • Limited funds

    Medicine Hat Xeriscape and Native Landscaping Rebate

    City of Medicine Hat (HAT Smart)

    50% of the purchase price: organic mulch up to $500; landscape rock up to $500; eco-friendly artificial turf up to $500; native trees and shrubs up to $250; native grass seed up to $250; clover or other non-turf ground cover up to $100; landscape fabric up to $100. Household lifetime maximum $1,000 across all incentive items

    Up to $1,000 per household

  • Limited funds

    Okotoks Drought-Tolerant Plants, Turf, Compost and Mulch Rebates

    Town of Okotoks

    50% each, per household per year: listed trees and plants up to $100 (plus a $100 Raising the Canopy bonus for listed trees, up to $200 total); drought-tolerant turf, seed or clover up to $500 including installation; Grade A compost up to $200; bark or rock mulch up to $100 including delivery

    Up to $1,000 per household

  • Limited funds

    Morinville Drought-Tolerant Landscaping Rebate

    Town of Morinville

    50% up to $100 for approved plants, shrubs and trees; 50% up to $100 for mulch; 50% up to $350 for drought-tolerant turf, seed or clover including installation (per utility account)

    Up to $550 per household

  • WaitlistPlan required

    Okotoks Xeriscape (Lawn Replacement) Rebate

    Town of Okotoks

    Up to $2,500

    Up to $2,500 per household

Irrigation rebates

Smart controllers, drip conversion, efficient nozzles and sensors

Rain barrel and cistern rebates

Rain garden and stormwater rebates

Rain gardens, downspout disconnection, permeable paving and dry wells

  • Open

    EPCOR RainWise Stormwater Rebate (Edmonton)

    EPCOR Water Services

    Downspout disconnection up to $100 per downspout; rain barrels/tanks $0.25 per litre of storage; low impact development projects (rain gardens, box planters, soakaway pits, permeable pavement) $11 per square metre of connected hard surface; up to $2,000 per single-family property

    Up to $2,000 per household

Tree rebates and free trees

Free trees, tree rebates and shade-tree programs

Native plant and pollinator rebates

Native plantings, pollinator gardens and lawn-to-meadow conversions

Wildfire defensible space help

Defensible space grants, home hardening and free chipping

Compost bin and mulch programs

Cities with their own programs

Each city page lists everything a resident can use, from the council’s own programs to regional and province-wide ones.

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Source: Sow, “Yard rebates in Alberta,” checked October 22, 2026, https://www.usesow.com/rebates/alberta

Sow is not affiliated with any of these agencies or utilities. Amounts and rules change, often at the start of a fiscal year, so confirm the details on the official page before you start a project. How we research these programs

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