How to Prepare Your Landscape for Spring Projects (Starting in Winter)
Winter might feel like the “quiet season” for landscaping, but it’s actually the best time to plan big outdoor projects. Getting ahead now means your space is ready to enjoy the moment warmer weather hits. At Native Texas Landscape, we always encourage clients to use the winter months to plant trees and shrubs. Planning Ahead […]
Why Professional Installation Makes All the Difference in Your Landscape
A great landscape starts with a great design — but it lasts because of great installation. At Native Texas Landscape, we combine craftsmanship, experience, and precision to make sure every project not only looks beautiful on day one, but stays beautiful for years. Details Matter — Down to the Inch Proper grading, correct base preparation, […]
Designing Family-Friendly Outdoor Spaces That Grow With You
Your outdoor space should evolve with your life — from relaxing evenings to family gatherings, play areas, and everything in between. At Native Texas Landscape, we design landscapes that feel welcoming, safe, and functional for every stage of life. Spaces That Bring People Together A well-planned yard gives everyone a place to enjoy — large […]
The Quick Red Fox…
Notes from a Texas Master Naturalist about native plants and why they matter to wildlife. If you ever took typing lessons on an actual typewriter, you know the rest of the sentence: “The quick red fox jumps over the lazy brown dog.” We used to type it repeatedly to learn letter placement on the keyboard […]
Plants of the Month
Tree of the month: The White Oak (Quercus alba) is a large, long-lived deciduous tree native to eastern and central North America, widely valued for its strength, ecological importance, and aesthetic appeal. It is the state tree of Connecticut, Illinois, and Maryland. White Oak thrives in diverse habitats, from dry ridges to low valleys, and […]
