Plants of the Month
Tree of the month: The Chinquapin Oak (Quercus Muehlenbergii) is a medium to large, moderately fast-growing, and long-lived tree native to eastern and central North America. It is renowned for its saw-toothed leaves that resemble a chestnut, its adaptability to various soil types, including alkaline conditions, and its attractive yellow-to-bronze fall color. Acorns serve as […]
Backyard Transformations: From Plain Lawns to Outdoor Retreats
Most backyards start the same: a stretch of grass, maybe a few shrubs, and not much else. But your outdoor space has the potential to be so much more. With the right vision and design, an ordinary lawn can become the heart of your home—a place where you gather with family, relax after a long […]
Water Features That Bring Peace and Personality to Your Yard
Step outside and imagine the sound of water flowing gently nearby. Maybe it’s a fountain bubbling in the background or a small pond reflecting the sky. Instantly, the space feels calmer, more alive, and a little more special. That’s the power of adding water features to your landscape. At Native Texas Landscape, we’ve seen how […]
Why Outdoor Lighting is the Secret Ingredient to Great Landscapes
The sun may set, but your yard doesn’t have to fade into the dark. With the right lighting, your landscape takes on a whole new personality after dusk—one that’s warm, inviting, and full of character. Outdoor lighting is often overlooked, but it’s the finishing touch that turns a nice yard into a truly great one. […]
Got a muddy low spot? Make it a showcase Rain Garden!
Notes from a Texas Master Naturalist about native plants and why they matter to wildlife. Everyone has a spot where puddles fill when there’s even a moderate rainfall. Of course, it’s usually in the back yard where the kids splash and the dog digs so the scene becomes a mud pit to track up the […]
