For some, the word drought represents a mere annoyance; for others, it spells impending doom. But one fact that continues to be driven home is that the West’s water shortage is bound to get a lot worse before it gets better. There has even been talk among experts that the 15+ year drought may actually change the face of the western United States; with cities like Phoenix and Las Vegas in need of radical adjustments to avoid irreversible effects. Where others claim that Phoenix isn’t under the same dire circumstances as California, we believe that being a city built in a desert, we have a pressing responsibility to help conserve as much water wherever possible.
As a favorite landscaping company in Phoenix, our focus has been increasingly aimed at helping homeowners in our community become more eco-friendly and water-conscious. With every homeowner using an average of 136 gallons of water each day, with more than half of that on lawns and landscaping, we believe we can all do our part at lessening water usage in our city.
Xeriscaping is one of the most effective ways to reduce the amount of water you expend on your landscaping. Where many people believe that a complete overhaul is needed, we can help you add xeriscaping without the need of an extreme landscaping makeover.
We don’t expect you to be an expert botanist or geologist in order to xeriscape your yard properly. That’s where we come in. As Phoenix’s premier landscape design, we can help you become part of a more sustainable community. Give your personal landscape a whole new look while doing your part to conserve water. Call us for a full consultation at 602-726-8560 in Phoenix and at 928-202-4204 in Flagstaff.
Water conservation is crucial in drought-prone Western US areas like Phoenix, where rainfall is scarce. Our landscaping prioritizes drought-resistant plants like Portulaca, Coneflower, Catmint, Lantana, and Lavender to create lush outdoor spaces while minimizing water usage.
Read More...Landscaping in Phoenix is like painting on a blank canvas. We transform backyard spaces by blending your vision with sustainable practices, focusing on native plants and functionality to create beautiful, eco-friendly outdoor areas.
Read More...Arizona's cooler temperatures bring frost risks, especially for tropical plants and new growth. To protect landscaping, cover plants with breathable materials, water soil before freezing, use incandescent lights for warmth, avoid pruning frost-damaged parts, and plan ahead for winter protection.
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