Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
Landscapes designed with drought-tolerant plants that thrive through dry summers with minimal watering.
Drought-tolerant landscaping fills your yard with plants that thrive on little water once established – so it stays healthy and attractive through the increasingly dry Pacific Northwest summers with minimal irrigation. We select and combine drought-adapted and native plants for year-round interest, prepare soil to hold what moisture there is, and mulch to conserve it. The result is a resilient, water-thrifty landscape that looks great, lowers your water bills, and shrugs off summer dry spells and watering restrictions.
Thrives with minimal watering; Resilient through dry summers; Drought-adapted and native plants; Lower water bills; Handles watering restrictions
1) Assess the site and sun exposure; 2) Design with drought-tolerant plants; 3) Prep soil to retain moisture; 4) Install plants and mulch; 5) Water only through establishment
Area and plant selection; Design scope; Soil and mulch; Irrigation setup
Best planted spring or fall.