Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about landscape design, maintenance, irrigation, and more.
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Who fixes sprinkler heads damaged by snowplows?
Responsibility usually depends on who managed the snow removal. If you hired a plow service directly, that company is generally responsible for the damage, and most carry insurance to cover…
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When should I turn my sprinklers back on?
In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, late April to early May is typical, but the exact timing depends on weather. Wait until nighttime lows consistently stay above freezing and the…
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How do I know if a plant is dead or just dormant?
Start with the scratch test. Gently scrape a twig with your fingernail. Green underneath means the plant is alive and likely just dormant. Brown, dry tissue means death. For perennials,…
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Why aren’t some of my plants coming back after winter?
Some plant losses after winter are normal, but patterns reveal whether it’s random or systemic. In Utah, common causes include choosing plants unsuited to Zone 6, failing to deep-water before…
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Why is my irrigation system making strange noises?
Noises usually point to pressure or air issues in the lines. Gurgling or banging often means trapped air, which is common after winterization, repairs, or startup in spring. Whistling typically…
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