Las Vegas Landscaping Blog
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Transforming Luxury Living – Landscaping Summit Club Homes
V.I.P. Landscaping – Where Vision Meets Perfection At V.I.P. Landscaping, we believe that a luxury home deserves a landscape that elevates its beauty, complements its architecture, and enhances the lifestyle of those who live within it. That’s why we’re proud to design and install high-end, custom landscapes for the exclusive new homes in The Summit…
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Landscaping New Homes in Ascension, Summerlin South, Las Vegas
The Ascension community in Summerlin South, Las Vegas has quickly become a sought-after destination for luxury homebuyers. With stunning views, modern architecture, and a prime location, these million-dollar homes are attracting attention. However, one aspect that has sparked discussion among new homeowners is the lack of landscaped backyards. In this blog post, we’ll explore the…
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Fall Watering Schedule is in Effect September 1 to October 31st
Water 3 days a week. Do NOT water on Sundays! Water plants & trees 2 days per week. Water grass 12 minutes total per assigned day. As the seasons shift in Las Vegas, so do the rules for landscape watering. The fall watering schedule is in effect, from September 1st through October 31st, and it’s…
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Get Your Outdoor Living Space Fall-Ready in Las Vegas
View this post on Instagram A post shared by V.I.P. Landscaping (@viplandscapinglv) Fall in Las Vegas is the perfect season to enjoy your backyard or patio. With temperatures cooling down after the summer heat, it’s an ideal time to refresh your outdoor living space. Whether you’re planning backyard gatherings, upgrading your landscaping, or simply creating…
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Las Vegas Native Landscape Design: Create a Wildlife-Friendly, Drought-Tolerant Yard
If you live in Las Vegas, you know the challenges: scorching summers, limited rainfall, and strict water use regulations. That’s why more homeowners are turning to professional desert landscape design—creating yards that are both stunning and sustainable. At V.I.P. Landscaping, we design outdoor spaces that work with the desert, not against it. One of the…
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Landscaping Design Ideas to Transform Your Outdoor Space
When done right, landscaping can completely transform a home’s exterior. It boosts curb appeal, creates inviting spaces for relaxation or socializing, and brings personality to your yard. Whether you’re starting with a bare patch of lawn or simply want to freshen things up, finding the right landscaping design ideas is the first step. A great…
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Backyard Renovation
Backyard Makeover: Transforming a Small Space into a Dream Outdoor Living Area At Barbecue Concepts and VIP Landscaping, we love turning ordinary backyards into extraordinary outdoor living spaces — and this recent project in Summerlin is a perfect example. What started as a plain dirt yard with a small heated pool (or “spool”) was transformed…
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Desert Landscaping in Las Vegas: Beauty and Sustainability in the Desert
Las Vegas is known for its intense heat and arid environment, with summers often seeing temperatures above 100°F. For residents of this desert city, traditional, water-intensive landscaping is not only costly but often unsustainable. Desert landscaping, also known as xeriscaping, is a practical and visually appealing alternative that suits the unique environment of Las Vegas.…
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Installing Landscapes in Las Vegas During Winter
Installing landscapes in Las Vegas during winter can be a good strategy, as the cooler weather reduces plant stress and water demand. Here are some guidelines for winter landscape installation in the Las Vegas area that we follow and recommend to our clients: Choose Hardy Plants Opt for plants that are well-suited to the desert…
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Drought-tolerant Plants for Las Vegas Landscapes
In Las Vegas, the hot desert climate means you need to choose plants that are drought-tolerant and can withstand extreme temperatures. Here are some recommendations for different types of plants suitable for your yard: Trees Mesquite (Prosopis spp.) Palo Verde (Parkinsonia spp.) Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis) Shrubs Texas Ranger (Leucophyllum frutescens) Red Yucca (Hesperaloe parviflora)…
