How Do I Keep a New Landscape Alive in Texas Heat?

Surviving a North Texas summer starts with decisions made before planting: choosing species suited to our heat and clay, preparing the soil so roots can establish, and installing efficient irrigation that delivers the right amount of water to the right places. A landscape designed for our climate is far easier to keep alive than one fighting it.

In the first season, consistent watering is critical while plants establish, which is exactly where a smart, weather-based irrigation system earns its keep. After that, the right plants need far less fuss. Mulch helps hold moisture, and a little seasonal attention keeps everything looking sharp.

We design with establishment and long-term care in mind, and we're glad to walk you through a simple maintenance plan so your investment looks better every year, not worse.