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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.

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News, Tips & Information

Landscaping in Spring Valley, NV: What Homeowners Need to Know

Landscaping in Spring Valley, NV comes down to four things: breaking through caliche soil, following your LVVWD watering group, choosing plants that thrive on drip irrigation in 110°F heat, and staying within your HOA’s guidelines. Get those right, and your yard can stay healthy year-round on a fraction of the water a traditional lawn needs.

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Tree Pruning vs. Trimming in Las Vegas: Which One Does Your Tree Need?

Tree pruning vs. trimming comes down to purpose. Pruning removes specific branches to fix a tree’s health, structure, or safety. Trimming cuts back overgrowth to control size, shape, and clearance around your home. Most trees in Las Vegas and Henderson need both over their lifetime, but for different reasons and at different times of year.

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How to Remove a Tree Stump: Methods, Costs, and Tips

If you’re wondering how to remove a stump, the short answer is that you have four real options: dig it out by hand, use a chemical accelerant to speed up decay, burn it down, or grind it out with a stump grinder. For most homeowners, stump grinding is the fastest and safest choice, especially in

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Fruit Tree Care in Las Vegas: What You Need to Know First

Fruit tree care in Las Vegas comes down to three things: deep, infrequent watering, alkaline soil correction, and heat protection during peak summer months. Unlike fruit trees grown in milder climates, trees planted in the Las Vegas Valley face intense sun, low humidity, and caliche soil that traps water and blocks root growth. Get those

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