Landscaping in Southlake, TX

Drought-tolerant native and adapted species perform best in Tarrant County's clay soils and summer heat. Reliable choices include Texas sage, Indian hawthorn, dwarf yaupon holly, ornamental grasses like muhly and inland sea oats, and perennials such as black-eyed Susan and salvia. We select based on your specific sun exposure, irrigation availability, and HOA requirements.

Fall planting (October through November) is ideal for most trees and shrubs in North Texas. Cooler temperatures reduce transplant stress and allow root establishment before summer heat. Spring planting (late February through April) works well for warm-season plants. We avoid planting during peak summer heat when possible.

Yes, we do both. The process starts with a site walk to understand sun patterns, drainage, existing plants, and your goals. We then recommend a planting plan before ordering materials. Installation follows after you approve the plan and pricing.

Most residential landscape installs are completed in one to two days depending on scope. A full front-yard re-bed with new plantings, edging, and mulch typically takes one full crew day. Larger projects run longer and are quoted with a specific timeline.

Yes. Many neighborhoods in Southlake, Westlake, and Colleyville have HOA guidelines covering approved plant species, bed dimensions, and materials. We ask about HOA requirements before quoting and confirm selections comply before ordering. Bring your HOA architectural guidelines to the consultation and we'll work within them.

We handle both. We source plants from reputable local nurseries after the plan is approved, and materials are included in the project quote. If you have specific plants you have already purchased or prefer a particular nursery, let us know. In most cases it is simpler for us to source everything so we can stand behind the quality of what goes in the ground.