The key to drought tolerance for any plant is a strong root system, which requires healthy soil. A soil test can reveal plant available nutrients and pH level in the soil, which provides guidance for fertilizer and soil amendments. Knowing what your soil needs and doesn’t need also limits unnecessary fertilizer applications, reducing the risk of certain nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, polluting urban waterways. Customers may purchase a soil test from a private company or consult Colorado State University Soil-Water-Plant Laboratory and submit a receipt to receive a rebate up to $25.

Test results may vary depending on the provider.

Applications must be submitted within 90 days of purchase.

Rebates are not guaranteed. Funding is limited to first-come, first-served.