Vegascape is a professional landscaping installation company based in Las Vegas, Nevada. All members of our experienced team are committed to providing the highest quality work in harmony with our desert environment. We complete residential and commercial landscaping projects across the South and West of Las Vegas; from Henderson to Summerlin, including the communities of Southern Highlands and Mountain’s Edge.
Hand selected foliage, robust materials, appropriate irrigation - whether herb garden or rose; the list goes on and on. This separates us from other Las Vegas landscapers.
Our experienced grass installers are a direct reflection of our work, and present a large influence within the landscapes we design. Grass installation starts by selecting the correct type of grass for a landscape. Our company offers a strong knowledge & experience in types of grass to get the job done. Learn more
Our company understands the delicate balance of watering in a desert climate with drip irrigation systems. Our irrigation installers use the latest technology for water conservation, while providing self automated systems for proper watering to insure the life and beauty of landscapes. Learn more
We specialize in plant selection to insure exceptional landscaping balance and design. Some desert plants, despite their tough appearance can be difficult to grow, and very delicate without the right amendments and expert attentions. This is a challenge for your foliage and provides opportunities. Learn more
Vegascape is a professional landscaping installation company based in Las Vegas, Nevada. All members of our experienced team are committed to providing the highest quality work in harmony with our desert environment. We complete residential and commercial landscaping projects across the South and West of Las Vegas; from Henderson to Summerlin, including the communities of Southern Highlands and Mountain’s Edge.
Our company has succeeded because we continue to satisfy the very different needs of our diverse community.
Echoes of the Mojave
A tagged Joshua tree and succulents on a dedicated drip system were the order of the day to ensure their success. Unlike the other desert plants introduced, which are placed on a drip system following standard SNWA guidelines, succulents and cactus are entirely different. They are heavily watered once a week, and the system simply turned off between October and March.
