Charlie Ferer

If you’re a golfer, you know how important those last few strokes are, how precise you need to be on the green. It’s a challenge I think even non-golfers can appreciate. If you’ve spent any amount of time envisioning a putting green in your backyard, then let me show you some amazing examples we’ve done … Read more

This is a big one. What do you do when your pet does a #2 on your new lawn? Well, the good news is artificial lawns are surprisingly easy to clean.

Gone are the days of neon-green artificial lawns that looked fake, reflected light, and got too hot to enjoy in the summer heat. Today’s artificial grass is built for enjoyment (including pets) and lasts 10-15 years, with extremely low maintenance. It’s a smart choice for the eco-friendly, the budget-conscious, the elderly, the lazy, and the landscaping lover who just so happens to live in the desert.

We have a lot of people ask about putting artificial grass between stones in all kinds of different situations. So we thought we would share this project we recently did. It was intense but it came out pretty amazing.

We love getting to do these complicated expansive installation! In this yard in Paradise Valley we did a Bocce ball court, paver driveway and various lawn areas. Check it out!

Check out this unique idea! Artificial grass is perfect for a backyard badminton court, much better than crushed rock. Plus every sport oriented backyard needs a putting green too right? 🙂

We get thank you emails a lot, this one in particular gets to the heart of what we are about. “Just a short note to compliment your team at Paradise Green. Starting with my first meeting with Bobby everything far exceeded my expectation!! Bobby was professional, efficient and straightforward about price and quality. His follow … Read more

We get to do some amazing artificial grass installations. Here is another example! This backyard is an entertainers dream.

Do you know what the number one irrigated crop in America is? If you said corn, you are wrong. Cotton or wheat? Wrong again. Maybe it’s something like peanuts, squash, tomatoes or potatoes? Still wrong. The number one irrigated crop in America are lawns. In fact, It costs more to irrigate lawns than corn, fruit … Read more

If you have been surfing our site you probably have seen some pictures and videos of Jessie’s backyard. Now you can hear his thoughts directly of what he thinks about his installation.