Landscape

September 21, 2024

Landscape architecture for homes in Arizona blends art and science, creating functional and beautiful outdoor spaces. It incorporates sustainable design, native plants, and desert aesthetics. Key principles include unity, balance, and functionality, enhancing property value and livability.

April 21, 2024

Water conservation is crucial in drought-prone Western US areas like Phoenix, where rainfall is scarce. Our landscaping prioritizes drought-resistant plants like Portulaca, Coneflower, Catmint, Lantana, and Lavender to create lush outdoor spaces while minimizing water usage.

April 21, 2024

Landscaping in Phoenix is like painting on a blank canvas. We transform backyard spaces by blending your vision with sustainable practices, focusing on native plants and functionality to create beautiful, eco-friendly outdoor areas.

April 21, 2024

Arizona's cooler temperatures bring frost risks, especially for tropical plants and new growth. To protect landscaping, cover plants with breathable materials, water soil before freezing, use incandescent lights for warmth, avoid pruning frost-damaged parts, and plan ahead for winter protection.

April 21, 2024

With cooler Arizona temperatures, frost protection is crucial for landscaping. Cover plants with breathable material, water soil heavily, use incandescent lights for warmth, avoid pruning frost damage, and prepare materials in advance.

April 21, 2024

Mountainscapers Landscaping's patented fire/water tables, crafted by Sean Andersen, offer a unique combination of fire and water, enhancing outdoor landscapes with captivating beauty and high-quality craftsmanship.