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What is Xeriscaping? How to Create a Beautiful and Sustainable Landscape in Arizona

Posted On May 22, 2023 Xeriscaping is a type of landscaping that emphasizes minimal water usage while still creating a beautiful and functional outdoor space. It is especially important in dry and arid climates like Arizona, where water conservation is becoming increasingly important due to limited resources and increasing demand. The key to xeriscaping is… Read More

Why Do You Need an Irrigation Inspection?

Posted On May 05, 2022 The use of drip irrigation is an important tool for water conservation. To be efficient, however, drip systems need to be used properly and inspected regularly. By now, your irrigation system should be up and running. If you started your irrigation system without a full inspection, it’s not too late… Read More

Join Vicente Landscaping and Belgard Pavers!

Posted On April 05, 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfC1xt5HvW4 Vicente Landscaping Partnering with Belgard Pavers Join Vicente Landscaping and Belgard Pavers at the 2022 YCCA Home Show Friday, April 29 – Saturday, April 30: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm May 1, Sunday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm3201 N Main St Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 The Yavapai County Contractors Association… Read More

Save on Your Water Bill with an Automated Web-Based Irrigation Unit

Posted On January 17, 2022 At Vicente Landscaping, we can help you upgrade your irrigation system to help you maintain a healthy landscape while saving you money. The mobile-friendly irrigation management platform provides highly secure, comprehensive cloud-based control and monitoring features for efficient and reliable watering. The connectivity allows you to view a controller’s status,… Read More

8 Tips for Fall Yard Clean-up in Central Arizona

Posted On December 14, 2021 Fall is the time of pumpkin spice lattes and piles of dried leaves! The amount of fallen pine needles, debris and dead leaves in your yard can be unsettling for homeowners. Residents of central and northern Arizona know the debris and dead leaves need tended to every Fall season. Here… Read More

Why Should You Fertilize the Plants in Your Yard in the Fall?

Posted On December 06, 2021 Fall is the perfect time to nourish your exterior plants, shrubs and trees around your home. By fertilizing your plants, you are preparing your beautiful landscape for the colder, drier winter months. Fertilizing doesn’t just help temporarily, it has lasting benefits that will stretch throughout the seasons. While you can… Read More

Be Firewise. How to Create a Defensible Space?

Posted On October 05, 2021 Living adjacent to Prescott’s National Forest is surely is a wonderful way to stay close to nature and enjoy solitude, but there is one drawback. Most of these areas, especially in central Arizona, are wildfire-prone. Given the dry weather throughout Spring and Summer, the local government, as well as the… Read More

How to Keep your Landscaping Dog-Friendly

Posted On June 08, 2021 A beautiful lawn and a happy pooch is now possible Can an attractive front landscaping and dog co-exist? Yes, they can! It’s generally believed that dog owners can’t have an attractive yard. Not if your yard’s landscaping isn’t dog-friendly. To be certain that your pooch has a great time romping… Read More

Cleaning & Sealing Pavers with Techniseal Cleaner & Sealer

Posted On May 26, 2021 As urban landscaping has evolved, concrete pavers have become an irreplaceable part of the modern backyard or garden. The versatility they provide is a major interest point for pavers; whether you use them around a hot tub or in front of a house, they are a great way for homeowners… Read More

Fertilizing Plants – Wake Them Up for The Spring!

Posted On May 14, 2021 Is the garden-enthusiast in you excited about spring?! Lighten up the landscaping of your Prescott, AZ home with a delightful spring garden. Gardening is a task that requires thorough attention to detail, especially when it comes to working with fertilizers. We are here to educate you on the proper use… Read More