Ocotillo
This type of cactus requires supplemental water during dry periods and requires the branches to be misted periodically. Image provided by kretyen.
Read moreNon-Desert Trees
Non-desert trees such as citrus, ficus, elms, and palms (just to name a few) prefer additional water supplied from a separate irrigation line. These trees will require more fertilizers and generally do better when planted as a young tree (15 gal. or smaller) vs. a mature specimen which will have a hard time with acclimation. [...]
Read moreDesert Trees
Desert trees are native to this area and do not require and fertilization. Your drip emitters will be close to the root ball of the tree when first installed, and should be pulled away as the tree matures to approximately half the diameter of the canopy. This will help prevent the tree from blowing over [...]
Read moreWater Drainage
Your yard has been pre-graded by your builder to drain water off your property (or into a retention basin). The landscaping design is built around your drainage plan. Image provided by dpatricklewis.
Read moreAn automated irrigation system saves you water and much more!
Save Water The system is more convenient and efficient than manual watering-only the right amount of water is applied, where and when it is needed, which minimizes waste. Save Time The system operates automatically-on a pre-programmed schedule-to efficiently water your landscape, even when you’re away from home. Save Money The less water you use, the [...]
Read moreHere are some practical tips to help you have a lush, green landscape while using less water!
Don’t Drown The greatest waste of water comes from applying too much, too often-much of the water is never absorbed. Instead of watering for one long session, water a few times for shorter periods and take 15-minute breaks between each session. This will allow water to soak in, while minimizing runoff. Watch the Clock Water [...]
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