Florida city offers homeowners up to $3,000 to ditch thirsty grass — a move that slashes their water bills
A Florida city wants homeowners to rip out their grass lawns, and it is willing to pay big bucks for them to do so. The city of Tampa's Florida-Friendly Landscaping Incentive Program offers rebates to the homeowners it services who replace traditional, thirsty grass in their yards with native plants that are drought-friendly. By splitting the cost of the project with the city, residents can receive up to $3,000 from the Tampa Water Department. Saving water and saving money For many homeowners in
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- Florida city offers homeowners up to $3,000 to ditch thirsty grass — a move that slashes their water billslivenowfox.comGeorgiaGeorgia → United StatesEnglish
- Florida city offers homeowners up to $3,000 to ditch thirsty grass — a move that slashes their water billsfox35orlando.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- Florida city offers homeowners up to $3,000 to ditch thirsty grass — a move that slashes their water billsfox5atlanta.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- Florida city offers homeowners up to $3,000 to ditch thirsty grass — a move that slashes their water billsfox4news.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish