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Desert-smart yards with real character
Agave, lavender, ornamental grasses, boulders and decomposed granite arranged into a yard that thrives in the heat on little water.
Sounds like your yard
- A lawn that cannot keep up with the heat
- Bare patches that bake every summer
- You want color that does not need daily water
Our method
A good xeriscape is designed, not just planted. We group plants into drifts, add boulders for structure and lay decomposed granite paths so the yard has shape and somewhere to walk.
Everything is watered by drip on a simple schedule, and a weed barrier under the gravel keeps maintenance light.
What is included
- Lawn removalOld turf cleared and hauled off.
- Plants in driftsGrouped for a natural, full look.
- Boulders and pathsStructure and a place to walk.
- Drip and weed barrierLow water, low upkeep.
Questions we often hear
Will it look bare?
Not when it is layered well. Grasses, shrubs and flowering perennials keep it full.
Is decomposed granite good to walk on?
Yes. Compacted well, it makes a firm, natural-looking path.
How much care does it need?
A seasonal trim, a weed check and a look at the drip lines.
Can we keep a little lawn?
Yes. A small lawn where it gets used often fits nicely.
