A turf lawn is one species you mow and water all summer. A native Hill Country meadow is 30–80 that mostly tend themselves — less mowing, less water, more life. And SAWS helps pay for the switch.
Diversity is what survives a drought. A meadow keeps living when a monoculture lawn browns out — and it hums with pollinators while it does.
SAWS rebates cover lawn removal and qualifying natives. We design the conversion to collect the most and file the paperwork.
See the rebates →Native doesn't mean messy. We design clean edges and intent — the look a review board reads as cared-for, not neglected.
Lawn vs. native, by cost →