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Right infill gives artificial lawns natural look – all summer long
What makes some Arizona lawns look a little reddish in the summer? The grass is often fading due to Arizona’s extreme temperatures, but what you're actually seeing is good, ol' dirt beneath the withering grass. An artificial turf lawn today won't have that look...
Give Pets the Lawn They Need with Easy-to-Clean Artificial Turf
Arizona summers can be rough on pets. Hot sidewalks and streets can burn tender paws. Dog parks can have super-hot ground. Even grass gets hot in Arizona’s blistering heat. At AZ Turf Depot, we offer several solutions because artificial turf can actually be more pet...
Artificial Turf Keeps Monsoon Maintenance Low in Arizona
Ahhh, summer in Arizona! It's the time of year when Phoenix wishes it were Flagstaff or pretty much anywhere on the East Coast. However, artificial turf is much easier to maintain during an Arizona summer, and one selling point is that residential owners and...
Neighbors will only know it’s artificial if you tell…
When customers are looking for artificial turf, one of the components that can make or break how the lawn or putting green looks is what goes UNDER the turf. To really get the look and feel of real grass – without the hassle of mowing, weeding or watering – the right...
Artificial Grass — All the Beauty with None of the Work
Sure, it's real….and looks real, too (but it's not growing….) Nothing says spring like new grass in the morning sun, stirring just a bit in the early breeze. Here in the desert, that means it's about time for sprinklers to come on. Blades of...
Benefits of Turf vs Real Grass
Landscaping 101: Artificial Turf Vs. Real Grass and Sod When purchasing a new home, most potential home owners will look for a nice exterior, including yard space. Whether you have children or just enjoy being outdoors, a good yard is sought after. Most home owners...
Artificial Turf Saves Water
With Arizona facing tighter restrictions and almost inevitably more expensive water due to the drought plaguing the Southwest, more Phoenix homeowners, businesses, churches, athletic facilities, and child-care providers are turning to artificial turf to reduce their...
