Landscape Improvement
Landscape Conversion To Promote Water Conservation
TCGS throughout the years of field experience promote and recommend the following list of seven based principles used for systematic method of promoting water conservation in landscaped areas. TCGS landscape improvement experts, are confident the listed recommendations, in addition aid in the preservation of your landscape investment.
Planning and design
Provides direction and guidance, mapping your water and energy conservation strategies, both of which will be dependent upon your regional climate and microclimate.
Selecting and zoning plants appropriately
Bases your plant selections and locations on those that will flourish in your regional climate.
Limiting turf areas
Reducing turf by efficient landscape design, will aid in the reduction of supplemental watering.
Improving the soil
Enables soil to better absorb water and to encourage deeper roots.
Irrigating efficiently
Encourages using proper irrigation method that waters plants in each area most efficiently.
ORGANIC MULCHES
Keeps plant roots cool, minimizes evaporation, prevents soil from crusting, weed growth reduction, and increases mycorrhiza root activity
Routine landscape maintenance
Provides frequent inspection of landscape site to monitor irrigation distribution for plant and tree growth development to aid in water adjustments per season.
Supervised by Qualified Commercial Landscape Team.
Contact
Address
5115 N. Dysart Rd.,
Suite 202, #402
Litchfield Park, AZ 85340
Opening hours
Mon to Fri: 8:00 – 5:00