Lush, not barren
The trick to a good xeriscape is layering: ornamental grasses for movement, perennials for long bloom seasons, evergreens for winter structure, and rock or mulch as a backdrop rather than the whole design.
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Xeriscaping and Utah Water-Wise Landscaping
Water-wise does not mean a yard full of rock. We design Utah xeriscapes that are colorful, layered and intentional — landscapes that use far less water and still look lush.
What We Handle
Xeriscaping & Water-Wise Landscaping, start to finish
- Colorful drought-tolerant plants and perennials
- Thoughtful mixes of lawn, rock, mulch and planting areas
- Attractive pathways, borders and stone features
- Water-efficient drip and spray irrigation
- Lawn reduction and conversion projects
- Designs suited to Utah's climate and soil
Keep the lawn you actually use
Most homeowners do not need to remove every square foot of grass. We keep a usable lawn where it matters and convert the rest into planted, water-wise areas.
Irrigation that matches the plants
A water-wise landscape only saves water if the irrigation matches it. We separate zones, add drip where it belongs, and set coverage so nothing is watered more than it needs.
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FAQ
Questions about xeriscaping & water-wise landscaping
Does xeriscaping have to look like rock and gravel?
No. A well-designed Utah xeriscape uses colorful drought-tolerant plants, grasses and pathways, with rock and mulch as accents rather than the main feature.
Is a water-wise landscape lower maintenance?
Generally yes. Less mowing and less watering, though beds still benefit from seasonal cleanups and weed control.
Need xeriscaping & water-wise landscaping?
Tell our Highland-based crew what is happening at your property and we will get back to you quickly during business hours.