- Artificial Turf Installation Ground Preparation A step-by-step base prep guideline based on climate and ground conditions of the desert region of the Southwest. By following this process, it will insure that your installation meets the highest standard of quality and performance.
- Stabilizer Binder Mix for Decomposed Granite Binds and locks the crushed stones and fines to provide a durable, natural aggregate surface which resists the erosive effects of weather and traffic. The product is water activated by thoroughly soaking the material in place and then compacting.
- Playground Wood Chips Installation Steps The”how to” guide for Certified Playground Wood Chips installation here in the Great Southwest. (please consult your local agencies for specific install requirements)
- Keyhole Garden A keyhole garden is the ultimate raised-bed planter. It is built in the shape of a circle 6 feet in diameter that stands about 3 feet high and is notched like a pie with a slice cut away to access the center. A hole in the center holds a composting basket that moistens and nourishes the soil. The garden can be built with recycled materials and requires less water than a conventional garden.
- Flagstone Installation Steps to install mortared Arizona Flagstone patio or pathway or floor.
- How to Cut a Railroad Tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts.
- Planting Winter Rye Grass Preparing your lawn for over seeding in the Southern Arizona Desert regions.
- Desert-Adapted Tree Planting Guide Xeriscape plants are drought resistant, meaning they can survive extended periods of drought with little or no supplemental irrigation. Proper steps include when to plant, preparation of the hole and soil, irrigation and pruning technique’s.