What do you see when you think about your dream landscaping?

Most people look at a beautifully landscaped yard and see a wonderful mixture of color and texture, if they notice much at all. The truth is, excellent landscaping goes well beyond what looks good or makes sense on paper or in a program. A properly planned and executed landscaping design and installation takes into account a wide array of details. Sun cast, shade coverage, grading and drainage, elevation, time of year, proximity, just to name a few.  And while we use plants in landscaping and patio design as decorative elements, your landscape plan and layout is so much more when you work with Desert Crest.

While many forms of desert landscaping and other varieties may seem simple, professional landscape design is an art form requiring talent and skill. Of course, most folks are familiar with the relationship between form and function, or the balance between beauty and utility, but there is a critical third element in effective landscaping plans: longevity. In other words, just because it looks good and makes sense now doesn’t mean that your landscaping will be that way in years to come. 

Desert Crest’s team are trained to focus on the mature shape and size of each plant placed into the whole and its future in relation to everything around it. This is what creates a solid landscaping plan and plant layout. That attention to detail is particularly critical when it comes to successful landscaping in the desert, even more so as the need for sustainable watering and irrigation practices increases. 

Whether you’re looking for a lush, tropical oasis in your backyard, a xeriscape and maintenance free layout, or anything in-between, Desert Crest can you help you identify, strategize for, and install the best landscaping in Phoenix and Scottsdale–all tailored to your tastes and preferences!

One phone call, one contractor, your project, your dream.

So give us a call or shoot us a message via email or one of the forms below and get your project started with Desert Crest today!