Top 7 Landscaping Trends for Utah Homes in 2025
- bbrax2323
- May 22
- 2 min read

Utah homeowners are embracing outdoor living like never before, blending beauty with practicality in their yards. If you're thinking about updating your landscape this year, here are the top 7 trends shaping outdoor spaces across the state in 2025.
1. Water-Wise Landscaping
With Utah’s dry climate and ongoing water conservation efforts, homeowners are prioritizing drought-tolerant plants, efficient sprinkler systems, and xeriscaping. Native grasses, mulch ground covers, and drip irrigation are not only eco-friendly—they also reduce maintenance and save on water bills.
2. Outdoor Living Rooms
The backyard is becoming an extension of the home. More families are investing in outdoor living spaces complete with comfortable seating, weather-resistant furniture, fire pits, and even TVs or sound systems. These areas are perfect for hosting, relaxing, or spending quality time with family under the stars.
3. Sustainable Hardscaping
Eco-conscious design is on the rise, with an emphasis on permeable pavers, recycled materials, and low-maintenance finishes. These choices help reduce runoff, improve drainage, and lower environmental impact—while still looking amazing.
4. Multi-Functional Spaces
In 2025, Utah yards are doing double duty. Homeowners are designing areas that blend form and function, like patios that double as dining areas, raised beds that also act as seating, or garden paths that also serve as drainage solutions. Every element serves more than one purpose.
5. Smart Landscaping Technology
Technology is making its way outdoors. Smart irrigation controllers, landscape lighting on timers, and app-controlled water features or outdoor audio systems are gaining popularity. These tools make it easier to maintain your landscape while adding convenience and efficiency.
6. Natural-Looking Features
There's a growing desire for outdoor spaces that feel organic and grounded in nature. Think natural stone patios, boulder accents, and asymmetrical plant groupings that mimic wild landscapes. Utah’s stunning natural beauty is influencing how people want their yards to look and feel.
7. Edible Gardens & Herbal Borders
More homeowners are turning part of their yards into productive spaces, adding raised vegetable beds, herb borders, and fruit trees. These gardens not only provide fresh produce but also create visually appealing, fragrant, and useful areas in the yard.
Bring These Trends to Life with Bergie’s Landscape
Whether you're looking to upgrade your entire yard or incorporate one or two of these 2025 trends, Bergie’s Landscape is here to help. We specialize in personalized, full-service landscaping that reflects your lifestyle and Utah’s natural charm.
Ready to modernize your landscape? Contact us today for a free estimate.
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