Desert backyard landscaping with palms, West Valley

Less water,more wow.

Xeriscape design, smart irrigation, and yard care built for the Sonoran Desert — beautiful without the water bill. Licensed, insured, and on your street every week.

4.8 · 167 Google reviews
4.8
Google rating
167
Reviews
900+
Customers served
CH. 01

Xeriscape Design & Install

Native plants, decorative rock, and shade that works with the desert instead of fighting it — designed and installed by one crew.

from $2400 one-time
Crew planting flower beds against a stucco wall
CH. 02

Irrigation & Drip Systems

Drip lines, timers, and seasonal tuning that put every gallon where it counts — and cut the water bill while everything stays green.

from $150 one-time
Fresh grass with irrigation water droplets
CH. 03

Monthly Yard Care

Trimming, weed control, cleanup, and monsoon-season checks — the yard stays sharp without you touching a rake.

from $85/mo
Freshly maintained green lawn
What the neighbors say
★★★★★

"They ripped out our thirsty lawn, and the yard has never looked better — water bill dropped $80 a month."

Maria G., Glendale
★★★★★

"They ripped out our thirsty lawn, and the yard has never looked better — water bill dropped $80 a month."

Maria G., Glendale
★★★★★

"They ripped out our thirsty lawn, and the yard has never looked better — water bill dropped $80 a month."

Maria G., Glendale
★★★★★

"They ripped out our thirsty lawn, and the yard has never looked better — water bill dropped $80 a month."

Maria G., Glendale
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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should desert landscaping be watered?

Established desert plants need deep, infrequent watering — often just 1–2 times a week in summer and far less in winter. We tune your drip schedule seasonally so you're not overwatering.

When is the best time to trim desert trees and shrubs?

Late winter to early spring, before new growth, is ideal for most desert species — summer-stressed plants recover poorly from heavy pruning.

Should I replace my grass with gravel and desert plants?

Xeriscaping cuts water bills dramatically and thrives in the heat. Many West Valley cities also offer turf-removal rebates — worth asking about before you start.

How do you keep weeds down between visits?

A pre-emergent application a couple of times a year, plus healthy ground cover, stops most weeds before they sprout — we handle this as part of monthly care.

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