Arizona Turf Depot is Phoenix AZ's top artificial turf distributor. We provide many different types of turf to commercial contractors who need the highest quality at the most affordable prices. Our showroom in Peoria allows our customers to see how many different types of synthetic turf products we have in stock and allows them to choose which turf blend will best suit their project. Whether a customer has a project that requires turf for an office space, a college, high school, fitness facility, or a home builder, our turf is the best, eco-friendly, maintenance free, and always looks amazing.
In much of Arizona, heat is a guarantee during the summer, especially in the Phoenix area. The average high temperature is at least 100 degrees June through September. The first day of 100-degree temperatures arrives on average by the first week of May. When it comes to artificial turf, the Arizona Turf Depot experts know a thing or two about keeping turf resilient against summer heat. Here are some tips to share with landscaping clients to keep their turf in tip-top shape for the warmer months. ● Strategically place structures to block the sun. While blocking the sun from entire outdoor spaces isn’t practical, canopies, pergolas and similar structures can be used to cover commonly used areas. For example, if an atrium or backyard has a bench in a specific turf-covered spot, it’s the perfect place to cover up for relief from harsh UV rays and associated heat. When picking a spot to put clients’ artificial turf, you can also keep it shaded at certain times of day by putting it next to nearby buildings that provide inherent sun cover. ● Plant trees around turf for shade. Shade is a great way to keep turf temperatures down. It isn’t practical to cover entire backyard areas with shade structures. Use trees instead. Trees can make great accents to yards, atriums, and other landscape projects. Shade also reduces the sun’s radiation, protecting turf from ultraviolet damage such as fading or becoming brittle.● Use water to reduce temperature if turf gets warm. Synthetic grass should be sprayed with water intermittently for cleaning and to remove stains. This is the perfect opportunity to clean turf while cooling it down. Water’s natural evaporative effect that will help keep temperatures down in the summer. ● Use turf meant to handle the heat. If your landscaping clients are looking to keep their turf surfaces properly maintained, spring is a great time to replace turf that they don’t like anymore or that is starting to wear. As a desert-based business, Arizona Turf Depot’s experts can recommend the perfect types of turf we have on sale that can stand up to the extreme temperatures the Southwest faces during the summer. Arizona Turf Depot provides turf tailored to your landscaping clients’ applications, no matter what you’re looking for. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post How to prepare artificial turf for warmer weather in spring and summer first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/how-to-prepare-artificial-turf-for-warmer-weather-in-spring-and-summer/
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Synthetic turf from Arizona Turf Depot is a great material to landscape clients’ green spaces such as yards or atriums. Adding a few real plants in just the right spots can boost your designs to the next level with beauty and liveliness. Most landscapes, whether backyards, apartment courtyards or office building atriums, look best with plants. Although maintenance is easier with artificial turf, plants draw an eye to key design elements. Plants make spending time in a green space more enjoyable, and they’re good for the environment. In Arizona Turf Depot’s home state of Arizona, adding trees also provides shade that can greatly reduce the summer heat’s harsh effects. Trees use a certain amount of water, but that is offset by the shade benefits they bring when you pick the right species. Desert-friendly trees or tall bushes do well with minimum water and their shade cools the area around them. For example, we recommend avoiding palm trees because they use a lot of water while providing minimal shade. When it comes to selecting the right plants, the choices will depend on the overall design of the area’s landscape. For example, if the artificial turf serves as a section of a backyard surrounded by light-colored rocks, desert plants such as agave, aloe vera, palo verde or a variety of cactus species can enhance the look. For those looking for more of a lush space, such as in an atrium where the artificial turf makes up the majority of the ground cover to simulate a grassy area, we’d recommend adding some trees to bring some character to the space. Options such as crab apple, banana leaf Ficus and areca palms are examples of trees that will bring a landscape to life. When you need help designing a landscape for your clients or implementing plants into an existing one, Arizona Turf Depot is ready to help. As Arizona’s premier turf wholesaler, we’re happy to answer any questions you may have and guide you to the best products for the job. Arizona Turf Depot provides turf tailored to your landscaping clients’ applications, no matter what you’re looking for. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post How to choose the best plants to complement artificial turf first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/how-to-choose-the-best-plants-to-complement-artificial-turf/ When helping your clients create the perfect landscape for backyards, office buildings, outdoor malls or apartment complexes, pavers make excellent accessories to landscape designs featuring artificial turf. Pavers have been helping reduce dust and provide structure for outdoor walking surfaces for thousands of years. Roads in ancient Egypt were paved with slabs of sandstone and limestone. Since then, pavers have come a long way in terms of both materials and design capabilities. These days, landscapers have many materials to choose from, such as brick, concrete, flagstone, travertine and more. In addition, paving stones come in a variety of shapes making them easy to place in patterns that create visually appealing patios, outdoor spaces, and walkways. Use different materials and styles to create unlimited layers and designs. Walkways and patios can be customized to suit the needs of any landscaping clients. Create great landscape focal points amid a synthetic yard by using curved pavers designed to fit together to form a circle. These make good ending places for pathways or spots to put patio furniture to enjoy sunlight. Round pavers also work as a beautiful and durable floor under a gazebo or pergola. By making surfaces for outdoor use out of pavers, these designated paths reduce wear and tear to the nearby landscaping, including giving extra longevity to artificial turf. Once they’re installed, pavers have an incredibly long service life. Pavers installed and maintained properly can last for decades. Some materials, such as concrete, can last as long as 50 years, while others can still last 20 to 25 years. While Arizona Turf Depot is known for selling wholesale artificial turf to landscapers for their clients, we also sell a variety of pavers. Now through February 2024, we’re offering a special $2.25 off per square foot for several of our pavers. We can help you find the perfect pavers for your clients’ needs, whether a backyard patio or a walkway in a commercial atrium—and save money in the process. Arizona Turf Depot provides turf and pavers tailored to your landscaping clients’ applications, no matter what you’re looking for. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post Incorporate pavers with artificial turf to create a visually beautiful landscape design first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post Incorporate pavers with artificial turf to create a visually beautiful landscape design first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/incorporate-pavers-with-artificial-turf-to-create-a-visually-beautiful-landscape-design/ During the holiday season, Americans become very busy. Between visiting and hosting family, baking, shopping, parties with friends and more, the last thing we need is more work to take care of our home. With lawn mowing consuming an average of 384 hours, or 16 days, of an American’s life, the task of maintaining your grass can take valuable time away from other to-do list items during the holidays. That’s where including artificial turf in your Arizona landscaping projects can help. Give your clients the gift of time by eliminating the need for heavy-duty lawn work. Artificial turf does need maintenance but is not nearly as finicky or demanding as natural grass lawns can be. Synthetic grass reduces irrigation, mowing, edging, fertilizing and changing over grass types to winter-hardy varieties. This frees time for watching favorite holiday movies, seeing lights in the neighborhood, or taking in great seasonal performances such as The Nutcracker. Your clients will thank you for suggesting they replace their high-maintenance lawns with artificial turf to free up their time during the holidays and year-round. After all, holiday magic only comes around once a year, and time is something we can’t get back. Other benefits artificial turf offers landscaping projects:
If you are looking for everything needed to create a landscaping project featuring synthetic grass (including infill, multiple varieties of turf from which to choose, as well as a wide range of pavers), then talk with our expert team at our Mesa or Peoria location. Arizona Turf Depot provides turf tailored to your landscaping clients’ applications, no matter what you’re looking for. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post Ease holiday stress with maintenance-free artificial turf landscaping first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post Ease holiday stress with maintenance-free artificial turf landscaping first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/ease-holiday-stress-with-maintenance-free-artificial-turf-landscaping/ When it comes to maintaining artificial turf, having the right tools for the job is essential. Artificial turf has different maintenance needs than a natural lawn. When landscaping projects incorporate artificial turf in Arizona, this doesn’t mean there’s nothing to maintain. The maintenance routine will just look different from grass lawns. Gone are the lawnmower, edger, seeds, and fertilizer spreader; say hello to the four best tools you’ll need to maintain your clients’ turf. Leaf blower: A leaf blower can blast smaller debris off artificial turf or use it to vacuum up debris instead with a suction setting. However, use caution when using the vacuum-style approach for collecting debris instead of blowing it off the turf first: While suction can save a step in cleaning up debris from other parts of the yard, a strong setting could cause the machine to accidentally suck up some of the turf infill as well. Plastic rake or wide-bristled broom: A plastic rake or wide-bristled broom can loosen larger or stubborn debris trapped in artificial turf landscaping. Start by raking or sweeping with the grain to dislodge larger debris. Don’t go against the grain because that risk pushing the debris further into the synthetic grass. After removing the debris by going with the grain, next sweep against the grain to “fluff up” the turf. Artificial grass can get flattened over time as people and pets walk on it, and this fluffing will help return the individual blades to a fully upright position. It also gives the landscaped area a spruced-up look. A good cleaning solution: For those with pets who use artificial turf to do their business, we recommend using Simple Green cleaner or Pet Fresh. Simple Green and Pet Fresh are non-toxic cleaners that will help remove smells and stains from artificial lawns. To make the cleaners as effective as possible, we suggest using a chemical sprayer to apply every two weeks for those with a large dog or a few small dogs or once a month for those with only one small dog or less frequent use. A tip to note: If your landscaping clients purchase Arizona Turf Depot’s Pet Turf Series products, Pet Fresh is included in the purchase price to help keep synthetic yards looking and smelling their best. Weed killer: While artificial turf will not have weeds springing up in the middle of it, the pests can still appear around the edges of projects that incorporate synthetic grass featured areas. Arizona Turf Depot recommends using a retail weed killer solution to eliminate any stray weeds. Make sure the solution doesn’t contain dyes or strong colors because this can discolor artificial grass. Proper maintenance gives artificial turf a long lifeWhen using the right tools for proper maintenance and care, artificial turf should have a long service life ahead of it. We stand behind our turf’s quality and guarantee it for 15 years with our manufacturer’s warranty. If you have any issues with turf installations, contact us and we’ll look into the situation to see if it is covered by the warranty terms. See us for the best wholesale turf advice and sales in the SouthwestArizona Turf Depot provides turf tailored to your landscaping clients’ applications, no matter what you’re looking for. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post Arizona Turf Depots shares expert tips for maintaining artificial turf first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post Arizona Turf Depots shares expert tips for maintaining artificial turf first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/arizona-turf-depots-shares-expert-tips-for-maintaining-artificial-turf/ If you have pets, you know how important it is to give them the best possible environment for them to thrive. Artificial turf makes a great option to landscape your clients’ yards in the Phoenix area for dogs, cats, and other animals to enjoy while reducing inconveniences for pet owners. Turf prevents digging Dogs who are prone to digging can have their paws stopped in their tracks by artificial turf. Given turf’s construction, it can prevent dogs from digging through it and creating holes in the ground. Turf is sturdier than a lawn Synthetic turf is also more durable than grass. Blades that can be easily ripped from the dirt through rough play and running paws and claws are embedded in the artificial turf material, making them more difficult to remove. Turf keeps both your pets and yard looking their best Turf provides a barrier between the dirt and your pets, ensuring they won’t get mud all over themselves. It’s also easy to clean with a simple wash from the hose and debris removal. Additionally, you don’t have to worry about your lawn having dead spots from pet waste damaging it. It’s easier to clean off your turf with a sprayer than to replace dead grass. Artificial grass eliminates toxic lawn chemicals While pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers work well to make your lawn look its best, they’re a double-edged sword for those with pets: They can also make your furry friends sick. There’s no need for toxic chemicals to maintain turf, reducing the risk of a trip to the vet. Synthetic grass reduces pests and allergens Because it is synthetic, artificial grass doesn’t have as many pests that live in it that can sting or bite your pets. It also doesn’t have allergy-triggering pollen. Dogs and cats can have pollen allergies just like people do! Make the switch for your landscaping clients Arizona Turf Depot provides artificial turf tailored to your landscaping clients’ applications, no matter what you’re looking for. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post Why artificial turf is better for pets than natural grass first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post Why artificial turf is better for pets than natural grass first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/why-artificial-turf-is-better-for-pets-than-natural-grass/ Picking the right artificial turf for your landscaping clients’ projects can be confusing. Artificial turf comes in a variety of types, and you have multiple options to choose from for infill. Different applications for artificial turf have different requirements. What type of artificial turf to pick for your Arizona landscaping clients depends on your budget, location and use for turf. When it comes to budget, thinner turf will generally be less expensive. However, if an artificial turf application will see a lot of foot traffic, thicker turf may be preferable, as it is more durable when walked on repeatedly. A prime example of this need is a residential backyard versus a public atrium or courtyard: a public atrium or courtyard can see hundreds of people walking on its turf per day, while a backyard will usually only have the home’s residents and occasionally small numbers of guests. In this case, there is no need for the homeowner to spend more money on thicker turf when it’s not needed, while the atrium’s management would be best off getting the more durable turf, reducing the need for replacement. If you’re installing a putting green, you’ll want turf built specifically for the job. Putting green turf is shorter than other types of turf, making it perfect to keep golf balls rolling across its surface. As for selecting infill, different types of infill meet different needs. Sand provides a feel similar to natural grass, while we offer other options for keeping places upright, including top dressings. Arizona Turf Depot also offers Opti-Fill, which is perfect for keeping your pets safe with its antimicrobial coating. Selecting a certain type of infill can also change the look of an artificial turf patch, so this is another point to keep in mind. Sand, being brown and beige, can look similar to normal dirt when it’s visible between turf blades; copper slag’s black color ensures it won’t draw attention to itself; and green Wonder-Fill will blend in well with any of our verdant turf varieties. If you need advice on selecting the best turf for your commercial and residential landscaping clients, contact us at Arizona Turf Depot. We’re here to fulfill all your wholesale turf needs so you can give your landscaping clients the turf look of their dreams. Give us a call to see why artificial turf is our home turf! Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post How to Pick the Right Type of Artificial Turf first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post How to Pick the Right Type of Artificial Turf first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/how-to-pick-the-right-type-of-artificial-turf/ If you maintain a lawn in Arizona, you’ve undoubtedly dealt with grass dying from adverse weather conditions. The record-breaking streak of high temperatures in July certainly made natural lawns nearly impossible to maintain in many parts of Arizona. The Phoenix area’s extreme temperatures require changing grass types from what can grow in colder climates, such as in northern Arizona or in milder winter weather. But guess what does well in ALL weathers? You guessed it, artificial turf. Synthetic grass is perfect for hot weather, rainy weather, and winter cold due to its resilience against all types of weather. While high summer temperatures can kill grass, artificial turf takes the heat with ease. The synthetic materials won’t turn brown and die, ruining a great-looking landscape. Nor does artificial turf need special care for any weather conditions. Just keep it maintained like normal with light regular cleanings While dry, freezing winter temperatures drain a lawn of its life force, sapping water and oxygen from the plants and leaving dead spots come spring, artificial turf’s materials are durable and not dependent on oxygen or water. Once spring comes around, your lawn will look as verdant as ever. Here are 5 reasons why artificial turf is the top choice for use in all weather:
Compare this to a process of repairing damaged lawn patches from winter up north or reseeding for the Valley’s blistering summer and mild winter. It’s a night-and-day difference that will save you countless hours of work and result in a better-looking landscape for your customers. At Arizona Turf Depot, we’re here when you’re ready to switch your landscaping clients over to artificial turf. We’ve got wholesale quantities of turf types to suit all customers’ budgets and needs. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. The post Artificial turf looks great in all weather conditions – even super-hot! first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post Artificial turf looks great in all weather conditions – even super-hot! first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/artificial-turf-looks-great-in-all-weather-conditions-even-super-hot/ One of the biggest advantages of having artificial turf versus a natural lawn in Arizona is the lower amount of maintenance needed to keep synthetic grass looking pristine. There is no changing grass types depending on the season, using 5,000 gallons of water per year for 225 square feet of lawn, nor mowing and edging every couple of weeks. However, there are some important maintenance steps to maximum the lifespan of artificial turf. Here are some best practices compiled by our team of experts at Arizona Turf Depot on maintaining artificial turf to keep it in the best shape possible. Your landscaping clients will appreciate knowing how to keep their turf looking its best. Pick up pet waste. Let the dry desert heat take care of hardening solid waste and give artificial turf a rinse with a garden hose to remove any smells or urine stains. Washing and rinsing will keep turf from smelling and keep it looking its most vibrant. Remove debris. If artificial turf has debris on it such as leaves, seed pods or flowers, remove larger, heavier objects, then rinse off the remaining surface to get smaller ones onto a surface where they can degrade naturally or be removed. Clean up stains from various substances. If artificial grass has liquids spilled on it, including stubborn, sticky substances such as grease, motor oil, glue, or roofing tar, use something absorbent, such as paper towels, to dry it up as soon as you can. After drying as much as you can, use a solution consisting of water and dish soap or laundry detergent to soak the stains. Gently scrub with a brush or sponge if needed. If stains prove to be stubborn, first try using a solution of water and ammonia cleaner; if this fails, try a solvent made from mineral spirits. Rinse the area afterward to get rid of any remaining cleaning solution. Perk up your blades. If synthetic grass blades are matted down from being stepped on, bring them back upright using a special artificial turf rake. This can both help to remove debris and restore artificial turf and have it look as fresh as when it was installed. If you need more tips on the best way to care for artificial turf for your landscaping clients, our team at Arizona Turf Depot are here to help. We specialize in selling wholesale turf and infill to landscaping and installation companies and offer types to fit all budgets and needs. Whether you’re replacing an aging residential lawn or helping an office complex save money on their water bill, give us a call to find what turf works best for your client and how to take care of it. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. call! The post Maintenance tips for keeping your artificial turf in top shape in Arizona first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot.The post Maintenance tips for keeping your artificial turf in top shape in Arizona first appeared on Arizona Turf Depot. Read original post here: https://arizonaturfdepot.com/maintenance-tips-for-keeping-your-artificial-turf-in-top-shape-in-arizona/ At Arizona Turf Depot, we wholesale artificial turf for use in a variety of landscaping projects. Whether it’s a backyard, an apartment common area, a commercial complex or recreational field, our warehouses in Mesa and Peoria (and opening soon in Nevada!) have a variety of synthetic grass options to suit the specifications of any project. While turf is often used for lawns, restaurant patios, and putting greens, we suggest sharing with your customers some of these innovative uses for artificial turf as well. There are so many interesting possibilities for incorporating artificial turf in unexpected ways to homes, businesses, and landscapes. Mini golf courses While backyard putting greens are common, mini golf courses with holes using whimsical additions are a less common, but fun option. Start with several small putting greens, and then get creative by adding unique obstacles. We like loop-the-loops using pipe, or an animal sculpture’s mouth that takes the ball in and spits it out the other side. Add some more variety with sand traps or water features. Synthetic turf offers all kinds of creative possibilities. You can use a variety of different styles of turf to create visually striking fairways and hazards. To further enhance a whimsical atmosphere, designers can incorporate oversized obstacles, like animal-shaped topiaries or inflatable obstacles. Walls and floors inside your home Bring the outdoors inside with strategic placement of turf on walls, floors, entry ways, atriums, or conservatories. Transforming the interior spaces with artificial turf you can create a truly immersive experience that seamlessly blends the boundaries between indoor and outdoor environments. Imagine stepping into your home and being greeted by the vibrant, lush greenery that typically characterizes outdoor landscapes. Using artificial turf on walls and floors offers several benefits by creating a visually stunning and eye-catching feature that adds a sense of natural beauty and tranquility to any space. The soft and vibrant texture of the turf can instantly uplift the atmosphere and create a refreshing ambiance that mimics the outdoors. It can be particularly appealing for nature enthusiasts who yearn for the soothing presence of greenery but may be limited in their ability to spend time outside. Moreover, artificial turf on the walls and floors provides a tactile experience, allowing you to walk barefoot or lie down on a soft, grass-like surface indoors. This can be especially enjoyable for children who love the sensation of playing on grass. It also offers a unique opportunity for creative interior design, allowing designers to experiment with different patterns, textures, and color combinations to suit personal style and preferences. Roof covering If you want to create a feature straight out of a fantasy realm like The Shire, install artificial turf on a building’s roof. Adding turf to roofs can provide numerous benefits such as improved insulation, energy efficiency, stormwater management, and aesthetic appeal. (But do check with HOA and property managers first). Additionally, artificial turf on roofs can contribute to urban biodiversity by providing green spaces that attract and support wildlife, while mitigating the urban heat island effect and creating a more comfortable and sustainable urban environment. Landscaping around to a natural-looking pool Give a backyard the look of a natural swimming hole by skipping the pool deck material, installing some trees and other green plants, and painting the bottom and sides of the pool to look like a pond, or small lake. The backyard will look like a beautiful spot for swimming that would be found in nature, minus mysterious creatures in the water and a muddy pond bottom. Turf is an excellent material to use next to all kinds of pool designs, making for a less slippery surface than concrete, decking or algae covered rocks in nature. Clothes made from artificial turf If you want to be a bright splash of green in a crowd or declare your love of nature, use artificial turf to make or cover clothing. Whether shirts, pants or even covering your shoes, artificial turf will be a unique fashion statement you won’t find on store shelves. If you need advice on how to incorporate artificial turf into designs for your clients, we can help. We stock a variety of weights, infills and colors to accommodate any budget and application. Visit or call Arizona Turf Depot at our West Valley showroom, 14131 N. Rio Vista Blvd., Suite 9, Peoria, AZ 85381 (623) 388-3389, or contact us at our Mesa location, 7645 E. Ray Road, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85212, (480) 690-5591. Our experienced team is happy to help you find the right synthetic grass for your needs. call! 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