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Utah County Park Strip Before-and-After Projects
See simple rock layouts, colorful plant mixes, and clean curb-appeal upgrades from real Utah County park strips.
Before, preparation, and finish
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Discover our collection of park strip transformations from the first turf removal through the final planting.
Finished Detail: Rock and Mature Grasses
Established ornamental grasses show how a sparse new planting can fill in with shape and movement over time.
Finished: Long Mulch Planting
A full-length view shows the rhythm of young trees, flowering plants, and grasses along the finished strip.
Finished: Black Rock Strip
Black decorative rock and evenly spaced grasses create a simple, crisp transition between curb and sidewalk.
Finished: Mulch and Perennials
Dark mulch, flowering perennials, and ornamental grasses turn a long curbside bed into a softer, colorful planting.
Finished Detail: Grasses in Mulch
Compact grasses and flowering accents add texture while keeping the curb edge open and easy to maintain.
Finished Detail: Rock and Grasses
Dark decorative rock and low ornamental grasses create a tidy, water-wise finish around existing utility access.
Preparation: Turf Removed
The long curbside strip after grass removal, graded down and ready for rock, plants, and irrigation work.
Preparation: Irrigation Bed Ready
A cleared park-strip section with irrigation points exposed and clean concrete edges ready for installation.
Before: Heat-Stressed Turf
The original grass strip showed the effects of curbside heat and needed frequent mowing, edging, and watering.
Before: Established Curbside Lawn
A healthy-looking but narrow grass strip that still required separate mowing, edging, and watering along the street.
Before: Narrow Lawn Strip
A closer view of turf squeezed between curb and sidewalk before a lower-maintenance material change.
Before: Sun-Stressed Frontage
Patchy grass and exposed curbside edges show how quickly a hot frontage can lose its even appearance.
Before: Fence-Line Turf
A long grass strip beside a white fence before conversion to a planted, mulch-covered bed.
Before: Dry Corner Strip
Dry turf, weeds, and uneven growth at a curved corner made the narrow strip difficult to keep tidy.
Before: Full Frontage View
A wider look at the existing lawn and narrow park strip before the water-wise redesign began.
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