Plants of the Month
Tree of the month: The Bald Cypress (Taxodium distichum) is a large, deciduous conifer native to Texas, most commonly associated with swamps, floodplains, and river corridors. Its fine, needle-like foliage turns copper to rusty red in autumn before shedding. In saturated soils, the species develops pneumatophores (“knees”) that aid in oxygen exchange, though these are […]
Start Fresh Outdoors: Designing a Space That Supports Your Lifestyle This Year
A new year brings energy, intention, and a desire to reset the spaces we live in. And one of the most meaningful places to start is right outside of your door. At Native Texas Landscape, we believe your outdoor space should support the way you want to live — not just in spring, but all […]
Transforming Challenging Spaces: How Smart Design Solves Real Problems
Not every yard is a blank canvas — many come with challenges: uneven land, awkward layouts, wasted corners, or areas that never quite “work.”The good news? These challenges are often the biggest opportunities. At Native Texas Landscape, we specialize in turning tricky outdoor areas into functional, beautiful spaces that homeowners actually enjoy. Turning Unused Areas […]
Bringing Indoor Comfort Outdoors: Creating Spaces That Feel as Good as They Look
One of the biggest shifts in how homeowners use their outdoor spaces is simple:people want the comfort of indoors with the freedom of outdoors. At Native Texas Landscape, we design environments that feel inviting, livable, and effortless — the kind of spaces where you naturally want to spend more time. Comfort That Makes You Stay […]
Pruning, Grooming, and Clipping your native plants
Notes from a Texas Master Naturalist about native plants and why they matter to wildlife. Those great native plants, shrubs, and trees you’ve added to your landscape are sure to attract the birds, butterflies, and other lovely wildlife you want in your yard. It’s a common misconception, though, that if you plant natives, you will […]
