OREM, UTAH · XERISCAPING GUIDE
Mulch, edging & ongoing care for your Orem xeriscape
Give the details a place in the plan.
Call about your yard ↗Finish the spaces between
Mulch can help retain soil moisture and reduce weed growth. Edging defines transitions between beds, lawn, and paths. Choose these details alongside the planting so the yard works as a whole.
Leave room for care
Xeriscaping still involves maintenance, including weeds, pruning, and irrigation checks. Think about access to planting beds and the way your landscape will change as plants grow. Discuss the upkeep you want to plan for when choosing your layout.
Learn more: Utah State University Extension
Plan the finish and the upkeep together
Edges define where a planting bed meets a path, lawn, or another material. Before choosing edging, describe the shape you want and how people will move through the space. Ask how mowing, trimming, or access will work along that boundary.
Talk about the care the finished yard will need: removing debris, addressing weeds, checking irrigation, and refreshing materials when appropriate. If you are comparing mulch and rock, consider the planted areas, desired appearance, and how you prefer to maintain the space. A clear maintenance conversation helps set expectations for the project.
Contact Xeriscaping Utah of Orem at (385) 412-9220 to discuss your property. For connected work, see our gravel and decorative rock guide.
Questions before you begin
Does xeriscaping mean no maintenance?
No. Include weed removal, plant care, irrigation checks, and attention to surface materials in the conversation about your finished yard.
Can I refresh an existing bed?
Describe the current material, edging, plants, and weeds. Ask which parts can stay and what preparation is needed before adding or changing material.
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Let’s talk about your yard.
Tell us what you would like to change. We’ll help you take the next step.
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