FAQ Category: Plants & Landscape Health
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Why is the company planting in this heat or cold?
With proper practices, planting outside of “ideal” spring or fall windows can be perfectly safe. In summer, Utah crews usually plant early in the morning, water deeply at installation, and apply mulch to protect roots from heat stress. Heat-tolerant and…
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Did my landscape company install the plants I ordered?
The easiest way to verify plant installation is to compare the contract’s plant list to what was delivered and installed on-site. Start by checking plant tags, which usually include the botanical name, container size, and sometimes the cultivar. If tags…
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Does my landscaping look too elaborate for the neighborhood?
That depends on where you live. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, some neighborhoods encourage high-end outdoor living spaces, while others value simple, water-wise yards. Landscaping that’s out of sync with your community may not add as much resale value,…
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Is it normal for evergreens to turn brown in winter from a landscape company?
Some browning is normal in Utah winters due to “winter burn,” where dry winds and frozen soil prevent evergreens from taking up enough water. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, this often shows as brown needle tips or patches. Minor…
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Am I fixing the right problems with this landscaping project?
The “right” problems to fix depend on what’s hurting your yard’s function, safety, or appearance. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, common issues include poor drainage, inefficient irrigation, compacted clay soil, and outdated plantings. A reputable landscaper should start with…
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