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Native Plants: Gilbert vs Mesa

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

Gilbert and Mesa have similar restriction levels.

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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Mesa, AZ

Maricopa County

Few Restrictions

Mesa actively promotes native and drought-tolerant plants through its Grass-to-Xeriscape program and water conservation initiatives. New developments must incorporate low-water landscaping under the zoning code.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactGilbertMesa
MandateNew development only-
Existing HomesEncouraged, not required-
Plant ListPhoenix AMA approvedPhoenix AMA approved
XeriscapePromoted by town-
Xeriscape Rebate-Up to $1,100 residential
New Development-Low-water plants required
Design Tool-Online xeriscape planner

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

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.

Mesa FAQ

Does Mesa require native plants?

Mesa does not mandate native plants for existing homes but requires low-water landscaping for new development. Rebate programs incentivize conversion to drought-tolerant species.

What plants qualify for Mesa's xeriscape rebate?

Plants must be on the Phoenix AMA Low-Water-Use/Drought-Tolerant Plant List. Mesa's xeriscape program website provides detailed lists and a design planning tool.

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