by azturfdepot | Jan 7, 2020 | Artificial Lawn Info
Hard to believe, but in 2020, we’ll be able to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the development of artificial grass! The patent for Astroturf was actually filed on Christmas Day, 1965 by scientists working for Monsanto Industries. That first major installation... by azturfdepot | Nov 20, 2019 | Artificial Lawn Info, Artificial Turf Benefits, Weather and Turf
Remind your clients that this is a terrific time of year for a new artificial lawn. Many homeowners in Arizona see late fall as an ideal time to recreate a perfect lawn. They cut back their dead summer grass, rake, fertilize and re-seed before mulching and crossing... by azturfdepot | Sep 24, 2019 | Artificial Lawn Info, Artificial Turf Benefits, Artificial Turf Phoenix
It’s September in Arizona, and there are two things on everyone’s mind: “Why are Christmas decorations out on the shelves along with Halloween?” And, “When will it be time to plant winter grass?” Businesses and homeowners with artificial turf only have to ponder... by azturfdepot | Aug 27, 2019 | Artificial Lawn Info, Artificial Turf Phoenix, Infill Options
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... by azturfdepot | Jul 11, 2019 | Artificial Lawn Info, Artificial Turf Benefits, Artificial Turf Phoenix, Pet Friendly Artificial Turf, Turf for Pets
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... by azturfdepot | Jun 17, 2019 | Artificial Lawn Info, Artificial Turf Benefits, Artificial Turf Phoenix, Weather and Turf
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...
