Xeriscaping

Low-water yards that still look alive — natives, smart grouping, mulch, and stone that handle drought without looking sparse.

Xeriscaping here is not a gravel desert with two cacti. It is a planned yard that uses less water after establishment — native and adapted plants, mulch, local stone, and turf only where you really want it.

We look at sun, slope, deer pressure, and how you use the property. Plants get grouped by water need so irrigation (if any) is not wasted. The goal is color and structure that hold through dry summers and bounce back after freezes — without constant babying.

Texas Tough means the landscape is built for this climate first. Lower bills and less weekend work are the natural result.

What clients typically get

• Site plan for sun, drainage, and deer pressure
• Native and drought-tough plant palettes
• Mulch, stone, and reduced turf where it makes sense
• Water-wise layout you can live with long term