Explore the Grass Plus Inc. blog for Utah landscaping tips, residential and commercial landscaping advice, and solutions for erosion control and hydroseeding.
Low-maintenance landscaping can make your yard look amazing without you spending every weekend working on it; the key is choosing drought-tolerant and native plants, using rocks or ground covers instead of fussy grass, and keeping the design simple.
You can turn a small backyard into an oasis by breaking it into smaller “zones,” like a chill seating area and a spot for plants, rather than trying to do everything in one big open space.
The best shade trees to grow in Utah are Autumn Blaze Maple, Honeylocust, Sycamore, Linden, and several types of Ash trees.
Fire-wise landscaping is essential for protecting your home against wildfires. Start by removing dead plants and debris to reduce flammable materials.
Sustainable landscaping helps commercial spaces save water, cut costs, and support the environment. By using native plants, smart irrigation systems, and eco-friendly materials, businesses can create outdoor areas that look great and are easy to maintain.
