Water Smart Contractor
Local Las Vegas landscape contractors can join the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) Water Smart Contractor program at no cost.
Companies participating in the Water Smart Contractors program ensure their staff members are trained in water-efficiency practices through free, SNWA-sponsored workshops. In turn, SNWA features these companies in its Find a Landscaper section, which local residential and commercial property owners use to find licensed contractors.
Cacti Landscapes is a proud participant, and you can find Cacti’s profile on the SNWA website here.
News, Tips & Information
When and How to Trim Palm Trees in Las Vegas
When to trim palm trees in Las Vegas comes down to one window: late May through early July. By then the palm has finished flowering, seed clusters are easy to cut out before they drop, and dead fronds come down before monsoon winds arrive. Avoid heavy trims from November through February, when older fronds protect
How to Plant and Care for Prickly Pear Cactus in Las Vegas
Prickly pear cactus care in Las Vegas and Henderson comes down to three things: plant it in fast-draining soil slightly above grade, water deeply every 2 to 4 weeks in summer and very little in winter, and choose a cold-hardy variety that can handle Valley frost. Get these right and Opuntia is one of the
How to Choose a Landscaping Contractor in Henderson, NV: What to Look For
Henderson has dozens of landscaping companies, and on paper most of them look alike. The real differences show up later. A crew that understands Henderson’s watering schedule keeps you clear of fines, while another gets you a water-waste notice. An experienced team digs through caliche before planting, while a careless one plants a tree that’s
Landscaping Ideas for Summerlin HOA Communities
Summerlin HOA landscaping rules require Design Review Committee approval before any landscaping work begins. Under Summerlin West’s 2026 guidelines, front yards need at least 40% live plants or organic groundcover, no more than 60% hardscape, earth-tone rock in no more than two colors, and low, thornless plants near sidewalks. Desert landscaping, artificial turf, and new
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