Our Desert Deserves Better Design.
Utah is a high mountain desert, and we are currently navigating some of the most severe drought conditions of our lifetime. Traditional grass lawns — especially the park strips between sidewalk and street — consume enormous amounts of water every year. It is water that our communities and ecosystems simply can't afford to waste.
We believe great design and environmental responsibility aren't in conflict. In fact, the most beautiful landscapes we've ever built were also the most water-wise. Native plants and drought-tolerant species are visually stunning, structurally interesting, and built for where we actually live.
Conservation isn't a compromise. It's the smarter choice — for your utility bill, for your property, and for the community we all share.
Flip Your Strip.
The park strip — that stretch of land between your sidewalk and the street — is one of the most water-hungry parts of a typical Utah yard. Our Flip Your Strip program transforms it into something beautiful, sustainable, and low-maintenance.
We design custom dryscapes with drought-tolerant plants and smart drip systems. We also work directly with local municipalities to help you qualify for water conservation rebates — navigating the paperwork so you don't have to.
Start Your FlipBuilt for Utah's Climate.
We don't sell you plants that will struggle. Every species we use is hand-selected for Utah's high mountain desert — designed to thrive, not just survive.
Low water, high texture. Our most used species for living walls and planters — they handle Utah winters and summers without complaint.
Movement and texture that changes with the seasons. Works beautifully as a backdrop or border in park strip designs.
Penstemon, blue grama, and native sage species that bring color and foster a thriving habitat for monarchs, ladybugs, and other beneficial pollinators — without irrigation demands.
River rock, decomposed granite, and organic mulch — designed to retain soil moisture and eliminate the maintenance burden of traditional ground cover.
Precision drip systems that deliver water directly to plant roots — eliminating evaporation loss and dramatically cutting water use.
Low-growing, spreading varieties that eliminate bare soil, reduce weeds, and look intentional — all without a drop of excess water.