Waterwise landscape rebates in St. George and Washington County are available! Apply for rebates of $2 per square foot for all the grass you remove and replace with synthetic turf, xeriscape, or any other waterwise landscaping!
What’s not to love about artificial grass? It’s the perfect option to create a more traditional-looking landscape here in St. George and southern Utah, all while, saving water, saving time, and saving money.
What’s not to love about artificial grass? It’s the perfect option to create a more traditional-looking landscape here in St. George and southern Utah, all while, saving water, saving time, and saving money.
Water and fire are two elements generally thought of as completely incompatible. Fire turns the water into steam. Or water extinguishes the fire.
What’s not to love about artificial grass? It’s the perfect option to create a more traditional-looking landscape here in St. George and southern Utah, all while, saving water, saving time, and saving money.
We surrounded this newly installed pool with an amazing landscape that was complemented by a beautiful gazebo installed after our work was completed.
The home is located in Little Valley in the shadow of the cliffs just north of the St. George Regional Airport.
For Rich and Bonnie’s landscape in Kayenta we created a zen-like atmosphere in their front courtyard. We incorporated the landscape surrounding the home into the features of their backyard.
If you’re looking for landscaping ideas in 2022, there’s no better place to look than through our gallery of the best landscaping projects True Roots was involved with in 2021.
We finished up an amazing project last week. It’s on the south end of St. George and features a sandy spot for sunbathing just a few feet away from the new pool. So we’ve taken to calling it the “South Beach” project.
We love it when a client comes to us with unique ideas – like landscaping with corten steel – the results can be amazing!
Dan and Kristalee already had a pretty spectacular backyard. But a spa and a built-in pickleball court were the dominant features. They wanted to shift the focus to their new pool and a sitting area closer to the home. So they wanted to do what they could to hide the pickleball court and spa.
Their solution was corten steel or “weathered steel” planters.