Use Less Water.
Get More From Your Landscape.
Salt Lake Landscape Co. creates water-wise landscapes and xeriscape throughout the Salt Lake Valley, combining smart plant choices, hardscape, mulch, efficient irrigation and thoughtful design to create outdoor spaces that look intentional—not sparse.
A Smarter Approach to
Landscaping in Utah
Water is an important consideration for every Salt Lake Valley landscape, but using less of it doesn’t mean giving up the kind of yard you love.
Water-wise landscaping is about putting resources where they provide the greatest benefit. That can mean reducing underused lawn, adding hardscape, choosing plants suited to local conditions, improving irrigation efficiency or redesigning the property around smarter water use.
The result can be a landscape that is just as inviting—and often more interesting—than what was there before.
Water-Wise Landscaping
That Fits Your Property
Xeriscape & Native-Inspired Planting
Combine thoughtfully selected plants, mulch and landscape materials to create color and texture with less supplemental water.
Sustainable Landscape Design
Create a landscape that balances aesthetics, water use, long-term maintenance and the realities of Utah’s climate.
Artificial Turf
Use durable artificial turf where green space is desired without the irrigation needs of traditional lawn.
Hardscape
Patios, paths, retaining walls and outdoor living areas can reduce irrigated square footage while giving the property more usable space.
Efficient Irrigation
Water-wise design works best when paired with an irrigation system that delivers the right amount of water to the right areas.
Water-Wise Doesn’t Mean Desert
One of the biggest misconceptions about water-wise landscaping is that it has to look sparse.
It doesn’t.
Color, texture, shade, greenery, outdoor living areas and inviting gathering spaces can all be part of a landscape that uses water more thoughtfully. Our goal is to create landscapes people want to spend time in—not simply landscapes that use less water.
Designed for the Way Utah Is Changing
As Salt Lake Valley homeowners think more carefully about long-term water use, there is an opportunity to rethink areas of the landscape that require significant irrigation without providing much value.
Rather than viewing water-wise landscaping as a limitation, we see it as an opportunity to create properties that are more intentional, more interesting and better suited to life in Utah.
Ready for a
Smarter Landscape?
We can help you identify practical ways to reduce water use while improving the beauty and usability of your property.