Central texas native plants landscaping

These are my favorite container plants to grow in South Central Texas. These plants can withstand heat and are very forgiving!

Looking for more evergreen plants to add to your yard? Check out these 7 beautiful Texas evergreen shrubs that support insects and wildlife!

Here is our list of 10 Texas drought-tolerant plants that any garden lover would be happy to have in their garden.

This is your guide to water-wise landscaping and gardening. Discover design ideas and tips, as well as the best trees, palms, hedges, shrubs, and cacti!

Native plant gardens—gardens created with wildlife indigenous to a specific region—are a great way to be more environmentally friendly. These gardens beautify the landscape while using less water and fewer pesticides. You can rebuild local ecosystems and habitats right in your yard! Here’s a guide on how to create a native plant garden of your own.

Enhance the beauty of your outdoor space with strategic landscaping choices tailored for hot, dry climates. Finding the perfect plants that thrive in such conditions can be a rewarding challenge. Discover how to create a stunning and sustainable environment through smart plant selection and design techniques. Upgrade your surroundings while embracing nature's resilience in arid weather conditions.

In my years as a landscape designer I’ve compiled a great list of super drought tolerant plants for the Central Texas landscape.

In my years as a landscape designer I’ve compiled a great list of super drought tolerant plants for the Central Texas landscape.

Discover simple and stunning Texas landscaping ideas to transform your yard. Learn easy tips to optimize your garden for Texas climate and style.

The types of plants found in Texas vary widely from one region to the next. This is due to the amount and frequency of rainfall, diversity of soils, and the number of frost-free days. From the forests of East Texas to the deserts of West Texas, from the grassy plains of North Texas to the semi-arid brushlands of South Texas, plant species change continuously.