73 programs · checked October 22, 2026
Yard rebates in Quebec
73 programs pay Quebec residents for yard projects, 1 of them open to anyone in the province. 46 list themselves as open now. The largest, Gatineau EAULOGIK Rain Garden and Permeable Paving Subsidy, pays up to $30,000 per household. 8 ask for a plan, sketch or plant list before they approve a project.
- Lawn replacement4
- Rain barrels and cisterns12
- Rain gardens and stormwater projects6
- Trees27
- Native plants and pollinator habitat5
- Electric lawn equipment6
- Compost and mulch10
Open to anyone in Quebec
Programs open across the province. Local programs below often stack on top of these.
- Open
Quebec Mon arbre à moi Free Tree for Newborns
Gouvernement du Québec, Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts
One free native forest tree seedling (about 2 years old, 30-60 cm tall) per child born or adopted in Quebec
Lawn replacement rebates
Replace grass with water-wise landscaping
- OpenPlan required
Boucherville Front-Yard Depaving and Planting Subsidy
Ville de Boucherville
50% of eligible expenses, up to $2,000 per property
Up to $2,000 per household
- Open
Repentigny Sustainable Mixed Lawn Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
New seeding: 75% up to $200 (Lanaudière business) or 50% up to $150 (other Canadian business); overseeding: up to $50
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Saint-Jérôme Clover and Eco-Lawn Seed Subsidy
Ville de Saint-Jérôme
75% of costs, up to $200 per year
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Terrebonne Sustainable Lawn Subsidy
Ville de Terrebonne
50% of the cost of eligible seeds or perennial plants (before taxes), up to $100
Up to $100 per household
Rain barrel and cistern rebates
- Open
Saint-Hyacinthe Rain Barrel Rebate
Ville de Saint-Hyacinthe
50% of the price including taxes, up to $100; 75% up to $150 if bought in Saint-Hyacinthe; up to two rebates per building
Up to $300 per household
- Open
Vaudreuil-Dorion Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
Up to $100 per rain barrel, maximum two barrels per residence per year
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Saint-Jérôme Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Saint-Jérôme
50% of the cost, up to $70 per barrel; up to two subsidies per address per year
Up to $140 per household
- Open
Terrebonne Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Terrebonne
80% of the purchase cost (before taxes), up to $100 per eligible property
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Repentigny Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
50% up to $75 (bought from a Repentigny business) or 50% up to $60 (bought from another Canadian business)
Up to $75 per household
- Open
Magog Rain Barrel Rebate
Ville de Magog
50% of the price before taxes, up to $50; one barrel per address
Up to $50 per household
- Open
Mirabel Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Mirabel
Purchase cost of one barrel before taxes, up to $50 (parts for a homemade barrel also eligible up to $50)
Up to $50 per household
- Open
Dorval $35 Rain Barrel Reimbursement
Ville de Dorval
$35 reimbursement per rain barrel, one per street address
Up to $35 per household
- Open
Saint-Eustache Rain Barrel Aid
Ville de Saint-Eustache
$30 toward a rain barrel (not more than its cost); one per address and applicant
Up to $30 per household
- Seasonal
Boucherville $30 Rain Barrels
Ville de Boucherville
200-litre rain barrel for $30 taxes included (limited quantity each year)
- Seasonal
Lévis $35 Rain Barrels
Ville de Lévis
Recycled rain barrels for $35 (400 barrels offered in 2026), one per address
- Out of funds
Brossard Rain Barrel and Drip Hose Subsidy
Ville de Brossard
50% of the cost of eligible products, up to $300 total for purchases in Brossard or $200 elsewhere
Up to $300 per household
Rain garden and stormwater rebates
- OpenPlan required
Gatineau EAULOGIK Rain Garden and Permeable Paving Subsidy
Ville de Gatineau
50% of eligible costs up to $30,000 (before taxes) per applicant
Up to $30,000 per household
- OpenPlan required
Pointe-Claire Residential Stormwater Subsidy
Ville de Pointe-Claire
50% of eligible work, including the City consultant's assessment, up to $5,000 per property
Up to $5,000 per household
- OpenPlan required
Boucherville Rain Garden Subsidy
Ville de Boucherville
50% of eligible expenses, up to $1,000 per property
Up to $1,000 per household
- OpenPlan required
Vaudreuil-Dorion Shoreline, Ditch and Rain Garden Planting Subsidy
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
50% of the cost of trees, shrubs and perennials, up to $300
Up to $300 per household
- Open
Saint-Zotique Climate Resilience Yard Subsidy
Ville de Saint-Zotique
50% of the purchase cost of eligible products (before taxes), up to $250 per address per calendar year
Up to $250 per household
- Open
Boucherville Downspout Extension Subsidy
Ville de Boucherville
50% of eligible costs up to $10 per extension, up to 4 extensions and 4 deflectors per property
Up to $80 per household
Tree rebates and free trees
- Open
Lévis Diseased Elm Removal Subsidy
Ville de Lévis
Up to $600 per tree based on trunk diameter ($3-$8 per cm plus $1.40 per cm of stump), up to 4 trees per property per year
Up to $2,400 per household
- OpenPlan required
Laval Tree Planting Subsidy
Ville de Laval
75% of tree planting costs, up to $200 per tree, up to 10 trees per address per year
Up to $2,000 per household
- Open
Québec City Diseased Elm Removal Subsidy
Ville de Québec
About 50% of the eligible cost set by trunk diameter ($10 to $18 per cm), up to $1,000 per elm and $2,000 per property
Up to $2,000 per household
- Open
Vaudreuil-Dorion Ash Tree Treatment and Removal Subsidies
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
Treatment: 50% of costs up to $200 per tree, maximum two ash trees per address per year; removal: 50% of cutting costs up to $400 per address per year (paired with the up to $200 per tree replanting subsidy)
Up to $800 per household
- Open
Vaudreuil-Dorion Tree Planting Subsidy
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
Verdissons Vaudreuil-Dorion: full refund up to $200 per new tree, up to three trees per address per year; Une naissance, un arbre: up to $200 toward a tree for a birth or adoption
Up to $800 per household
- Open
Terrebonne Ash Tree Treatment Subsidy
Ville de Terrebonne
50% of treatment cost up to $200 per ash tree, maximum $500 (including taxes) per property per year
Up to $500 per household
- Open
Repentigny Tree Planting and Preservation Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
Planting (1-3 unit homes): tree, planting materials and labour refunded up to $200 per property per year (Lanaudière business) or $150 (other Canadian business); more than 3 units: up to $400 for two trees; preservation (pruning, cabling): up to $200 per property per 5 years for the same tree
Up to $400 per household
- Open
Terrebonne Tree Planting Refund
Ville de Terrebonne
Front-yard tree refunded 100% up to $300 including taxes (Je reverdis ma rue); a tree for a birth or adoption refunded up to $300; replacing a cut-down private tree: front yard 100% up to $300, back yard 75%
Up to $300 per household
- Open
Mirabel Tree Planting Incentive
Ville de Mirabel
50% of each tree's price before taxes, up to $100 per tree; up to 2 trees for a single-family home, 3 for a duplex, 4 for a 3-6 unit building
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Tree Purchase Subsidy
Ville de Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
50% of the tree's purchase price (excluding planting and taxes), up to $100 per tree, maximum two trees per property per year
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Granby Tree Purchase Subsidy
Ville de Granby
50% of the purchase price, up to $100
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Lévis Ville branchée Low-Cost Tree Planting
Ville de Lévis
Reduced-cost tree planting service including consultation, site assessment, planting plan, planting and materials
- Open
Québec City Free Street Tree Program
Ville de Québec
Free street tree (40-60 mm trunk, 2.4-3.65 m tall) planted, maintained and replaced by the City
- Limited funds
Dollard-des-Ormeaux $25 Planted Tree (refundable)
Ville de Dollard-des-Ormeaux, with GRAME
Trees (about 1.5 m tall) for $25 each including planting; the City refunds the $25 on request if the tree is healthy after two years
- Limited funds
Lévis Free Street Tree Pilot
Ville de Lévis
Free large street tree (about 50 mm diameter, 2.5 m tall) planted and maintained by the City
- Limited funds
Saint-Jérôme Ensemble on verdit! Free Planted Trees
Ville de Saint-Jérôme
Free tree delivered and planted by professionals, with a one-year guarantee (200 trees in 2026)
- Seasonal
Boucherville $15 Tree Distribution
Ville de Boucherville
Trees for $15 each, up to 2 per address (ten species)
- Seasonal
Laval Free Tree Distribution
Ville de Laval
Up to 10 free trees per address per year (deciduous trees about 2 m tall; small, medium and large species)
- Seasonal
Lévis Free Trees (Je verdis Lévis)
Ville de Lévis
1,000 free trees (about 1 m tall) given out each year; new parents can get a free tree (2-gallon pot, about 80 cm) for a birth or adoption
- Seasonal
Longueuil Free Tree Distribution
Ville de Longueuil
One free tree per address, choice of about 10 species, at the fall distribution (free trees also handed out at the spring Journée verte)
- Seasonal
Montréal Un arbre pour mon quartier (low-cost trees)
Ville de Montréal, with Soverdi and the Regroupement des éco-quartiers
Montréal (and Montréal-Est, Côte-Saint-Luc, Pincourt) residents: $25 regular trees, $40 fruit trees, $50 conifers, $65 exceptional trees; other island of Montréal cities: $85-$125
- Seasonal
Québec City Free Tree Distribution Day
Ville de Québec
One free tree per address and per person (fall 2026 species: serviceberry, apple, pear, white pine, mountain ash, walnut)
- Status not posted
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Free Tree Distribution
Ville de Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
One free tree (3-5 gallon pot, 75-175 cm tall) from six species, for the first 325 registrants
- Waitlist
Saint-Eustache Free Tree Distribution
Ville de Saint-Eustache
One free tree per civic address (limited number each year)
- Paused
Boucherville Ash Tree Treatment Subsidy
Ville de Boucherville
Preferred rate of $5.07 per cm of trunk diameter (2026) plus a refund of 50% of the treatment cost up to $2.53 per cm
- Out of funds
Brossard Front-Yard Tree Subsidy
Ville de Brossard
50% of the tree's cost, up to $300 if bought in Brossard or $150 if bought elsewhere; one tree per address
Up to $300 per household
Native plant and pollinator rebates
- Open
Saint-Jérôme Wildlife Habitat Subsidy
Ville de Saint-Jérôme
50% of the purchase cost up to $75, or $20 per homemade installation; up to two subsidies per address per year
Up to $150 per household
- Open
Mirabel Wildlife Habitat (Nest Box and Insect Hotel) Subsidy
Ville de Mirabel
50% of the purchase cost before taxes of insect hotels, bat houses or bird nest boxes, up to $75
Up to $75 per household
- Seasonal
Magog Shoreline Buffer Plant Subsidy
Ville de Magog
Subsidy of up to $200 toward trees and shrubs for your shoreline buffer (plants ordered through the City's reduced-price plant sale; you pay any amount above $200)
Up to $200 per household
- Seasonal
Brossard Biodiversity Island Free Native Seed Kit
Ville de Brossard
Free starter kit with a native seed packet for about 5 m2 and a program sign
- PausedPlan required
Laval Biodiversity Garden Subsidy
Ville de Laval
Front or side yard garden: 75% of eligible plants and materials up to $400; riverside garden: 75% up to $600 (materials and delivery capped at 25% of plant costs)
Up to $600 per household
Electric lawn equipment rebates
- Open
Terrebonne Electric Mower and Yard Tool Subsidy
Ville de Terrebonne
50% of the purchase cost: mowers up to $50 (manual), $100 (electric) or $200 (battery); trimmers up to $50 (electric) or $100 (battery); battery leaf blowers up to $50 (also electric/battery snow blowers and snow shovels)
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Saint-Eustache Electric Mower and Yard Tool Aid
Ville de Saint-Eustache
$75 per electric outdoor tool (up to 2 per 5 years) and $20 for a mulching blade or lawn-tractor mulching kit (1 per 5 years)
Up to $170 per household
- Open
Repentigny Electric Mower and Trimmer Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
Mower: 75% up to $75 (Repentigny business) or 50% up to $60 (other Canadian business); electric trimmer: 75% up to $25 or 50% up to $20
Up to $100 per household
- Out of funds
Saint-Laurent Electric Mower and Yard Tool Subsidy
Arrondissement de Saint-Laurent (Ville de Montréal)
50% of the invoice up to $200 before taxes per residential building (70% up to $280 for low-income households), plus 10% up to $40 more for equipment made in Quebec
Up to $280 per household
- Out of funds
Drummondville Gestes verts Mower, Rain Barrel and Clover Seed Subsidy
Ville de Drummondville
50% of eligible purchases up to $150 per household, or 75% up to $200 if bought from a Drummondville business
Up to $200 per household
- Out of funds
Brossard Electric Mower and Yard Tool Subsidy
Ville de Brossard
50% of the cost up to: mower $100 (bought in Brossard) or $75 (elsewhere); mulching blades $40/$20; trimmer or hedge trimmer $75/$50; leaf blower $75/$50 (also snow blowers and electric snow shovels); up to two different tools per year
Up to $175 per household
Compost bin and mulch programs
- Open
Saint-Laurent $22 Composters and Composter Rebate
Arrondissement de Saint-Laurent (Ville de Montréal)
Backyard composters for $22 from VertCité or the Saint-Laurent Bureau Accès Montréal; rebate of 50% of the invoice up to $125 before taxes (70% up to $175 for low-income households) on composters and vermicomposters bought in 2026
Up to $175 per household
- Open
Repentigny Composter Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
75% up to $100 (Repentigny business) or 50% up to $75 (other Canadian business)
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Vaudreuil-Dorion Composter Subsidy
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
Up to $50 per composter (bought or built), maximum two composters per residence per year
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Boucherville Composter Rebate
Ville de Boucherville
50% of the cost: new composter from a Boucherville store up to $60, elsewhere up to $40; used composter up to $25
Up to $60 per household
- Open
Mirabel Home Composter Subsidy
Ville de Mirabel
Purchase cost of a composter (or parts to build one) before taxes, up to $50
Up to $50 per household
- Open
Saguenay $65 Backyard Composter
Ville de Saguenay, with Eurêko
Wooden composter for $65, taxes included, thanks to a City contribution
- Seasonal
Drummondville Environment Day Free Compost and Trees
Ville de Drummondville
Free self-serve bulk compost and free potted trees (one per address, reservation required), plus leaf and kitchen-waste bags
- Seasonal
Lévis Free Compost
Ville de Lévis
Free compost, up to 100 litres per registration
- Seasonal
Longueuil Journée verte Discount Composters and Rain Barrels
Ville de Longueuil
Composters and rain barrels sold at a reduced price; free compost and free trees handed out
- Paused
Lévis Home Composter Rebate
Ville de Lévis
50% of the cost (70% for low-income households, plus 20% if bought from a Lévis merchant), up to $50 per address
Up to $50 per household
Other yard programs
- OpenPlan required
Repentigny Vegetable Garden and Greenhouse Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
New vegetable garden: up to $50; greenhouse: up to $150 (Repentigny business) or $100 (other Canadian business)
Up to $150 per household
- Open
Vaudreuil-Dorion Manual Mower and Mulching Blade Subsidy
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
Up to $50 toward a manual reel mower or mulching (grasscycling) mower blades
Up to $50 per household
- Paused
Lévis Mulching Mower and Blade Rebate
Ville de Lévis
80% of the cost (100% for low-income households, plus 20% if bought from a Lévis merchant), up to $50 per address
Up to $50 per household
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 Quebec,” checked October 22, 2026, https://www.usesow.com/rebates/quebec
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