Three services. One standard: every install is ecologically sound, chemically clean, and rebate-qualified.

Full ecological design for residential properties. Not plant selection — plant communities. Species chosen by soil type, sun exposure, drainage, and wildlife support. Every element has a documented ecological function.

The typical SLC lawn uses 150,000+ gallons per irrigation season. Native plant communities use a fraction of that — not because they're "drought-tolerant" but because they evolved here.

Jordan Valley Water, Central Utah, and the Utah Division of Water Resources all fund lawn-to-habitat conversions. Every Utah Native Landscapes install exceeds the qualification requirements. We handle the paperwork.
We serve The Avenues, Federal Heights, Yalecrest, 9th & 9th, Sugar House, Millcreek, East Bench, and Holladay.
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