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Native Plants: Chandler vs Gilbert

How do native plants rules compare between Chandler, AZ and Gilbert, AZ?

Chandler and Gilbert have similar restriction levels.

Chandler, AZ

Maricopa County

Few Restrictions

Chandler promotes native and drought-tolerant plants through xeriscape rebate programs. Plants must be from the Phoenix AMA Low-Water-Use list to qualify for city rebates, with 50% canopy coverage at maturity.

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Gilbert, AZ

Maricopa County

Few Restrictions

Gilbert promotes native and drought-tolerant plants for residential landscaping. New development must use low-water species per the Land Development Code. The town encourages xeriscape over traditional lawns.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactChandlerGilbert
Rebate AvailableFor grass-to-xeriscape-
Plant ListPhoenix AMA approvedPhoenix AMA approved
Canopy Target50% at maturity-
New DevelopmentLow-water plants required-
Mandate-New development only
Existing Homes-Encouraged, not required
Xeriscape-Promoted by town

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Chandler FAQ

Does Chandler require native plants?

Not for existing homes, but new development must use low-water plants. Xeriscape rebate programs incentivize conversion with plants from the Phoenix AMA approved list.

What plants qualify for Chandler's rebate program?

Plants must be on the Phoenix AMA Low-Water-Use/Drought-Tolerant Plant List. The converted area must achieve 50% canopy coverage at typical mature plant size.

Gilbert FAQ

Does Gilbert require native plants?

Not for existing homes, but new development must use low-water species. The town encourages drought-tolerant landscaping through education and conservation programs.

What desert plants does Gilbert recommend?

Species on the Phoenix AMA Low-Water-Use Plant List are recommended. Palo verde, desert willow, and various native shrubs thrive in Gilbert's climate.

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