Plant Program

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Grow with the Flow: Plant Giveaway Program

Rainbow Water District has partnered with Fallbrook Public Utility District for a new plant program, Grow with the Flow. The program is designed to help customers save water while beautifying their landscape with succulents that thrive in low water-flow environments.  

Transform your yard into a water-wise garden with a variety of drought-tolerant and California Friendly ® plants in a range of colors and sizes. Through partnerships with Fallbrook nurseries, this program distributes drought-tolerant plants that reduce outdoor water use by as much as 85%. The succulent plants attract pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds, add color, and visual appeal to your garden. 

The Grow with the Flow program is funded through a grant from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California and is a collaborative effort with Fallbrook Public Utility District (FPUD). Rainbow Water and FPUD will run their plant giveaway programs concurrently, and customers can apply online through their water provider. 

A vibrant array of various succulent plants, showcasing diverse shapes and colors in a garden setting.

Application Process

Online applications open on Wednesday, February 25 at 10:00 a.m.

  • The application will include name, address, email address and account number to assist with verification of program requirements.  
  • One application per account will be accepted. 

Program Acceptance & Plant Pickup

Grow with the Flow program acceptance notifications will be sent to customers no later than April 10.

  • Upon program confirmation, a selection of plants will be set aside for customers, with individual pickup appointments scheduled for the end of April.
  • Customers will receive a diverse mix of drought-tolerant succulents, featuring small and medium potted plants. 
  • At the scheduled pickup appointment, plants will be loaded into the customer's vehicle along with a complimentary succulent guide

Landscape Classes

Tired of staring at a landscape that just won't cooperate? Whether you're battling plants that won't thrive or just don't know which native plants work best, it’s time to take the guesswork out of gardening.
Rainbow Water customers are invited to join the free classes on Sunday, March 29 in San Marcos . The classes are hosted by Metropolitan Water District in partnership with Vallecitos Water District and Vista Irrigation District. Click here for more information.

Explore free online landscape classes at: rainbowmwd.ca.gov/landscape-workshops

Funding

The program is exclusive to Rainbow Water customers and is funded through a Metropolitan Water District grant. Space is limited for plant registration and customers are encourage to sign up early to secure their plant reservation.

Online Program Applications Coming Soon

 

 

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