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
Modern Rock Landscaping Ideas & Trends for Desert Climate
Las Vegas yards don’t tolerate grass well. Water bills climb, turf burns out, and maintenance cycles restart every season with diminishing returns. Rock landscaping offers a better path: durable, drought-adapted designs that hold up year-round with a fraction of the upkeep. What follows covers the most effective styles for desert yards, how to plan them,
A Summer Backyard Maintenance Checklist for Henderson Homeowners
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Top Shrubs for Henderson Landscaping: Desert-Friendly Plants
The shrubs in your yard do more than fill space. They define the front of your home, shape the appearance of the property and influence first impressions, and either survive Henderson’s climate or become an expensive replacement project every two years. Picking the right desert shrubs for a Henderson NV property comes down to three
Best Drought-Tolerant Plants that Thrive in Las Vegas Landscapes
Las Vegas gets about 4 inches of rain per year. Combine that with 115°F summers, soil that hits caliche within the first foot, and a water authority actively paying homeowners to pull out grass. The plant selection question essentially answers itself. The wrong plants don’t struggle quietly; they die fast and cost money to replace.
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