Landscaping services - Plants & More
Most popular plants for the winter
Pansies
Pansies have bright, cheerful blooms in many colors (purples, yellows, blues, white) that tolerate the cool fall/winter mix. They’re commonly used for winter color.
Kale
Colorful foliage plants (not food, though similar) whose leaves display purples, pinks, and whites in cool weather. Very hardy for winter.
Snap Dragons
Upright spikes of multi-colored flowers that handle cooler weather and can bloom through winter into early spring in North Texas. Snapdragons add height and flower texture.
Loropetalum
Evergreen (or semi-evergreen) shrub with rich burgundy or purplish foliage and fringed pink blooms, that provides structure and color in winter.
Dianthus
Tough perennial/annual with sweet fragrant blooms and evergreenish foliage that tolerates cooler temps; good for edges or containers.
Yaupon Holly
Dwarf shrub or small tree with glossy green leaves and red berries in the winter.
Most popular river rocks
River Rocks are great for replacing mulch or adding texture to your flowerbed
Rift Raft
4-6 inches (mainly used for drainage)
Texas Washed River Rock
1 or 1.5-2 inches
Black Star Gravel
.25 inch
Mexican Beach Pebbles- Black
1-4 inch
Colorado River Rock
1-4 inch
Decomposed Granite
inch
Most popular chop stone & boulders
Chopstones are great for borders around trees, while boulders are good accents for flowerbeds!
Luder Chopstone (grey)
4 or 6 inches
Tan Chopstone
4 or 6 inches
Onyx Boulders
Any size
Oklahoma Moss Boulder
Any Size