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Turk’s Cap

The Turks are invading and they are wielding adorable red caps!

By Reed on March 14, 2012

Sweet Mock Orange

Do not mock Mock Orange as it is an excellent Texas adapted tree.

By Reed on March 14, 2012

American Beautyberry

American Beautyberry is an excellent section for shady spots in your landscape.

By Reed on July 20, 2011

Satisfied Clients

After 25 years of looking the other way when came in from the driveway, to avoid the sight of our sad-looking front yard, we decided to look for someone to work with us on a xeriscape solution–both because we thought it was the responsible way to go in Texas and because we knew we would never have the time or impulse to take care of our yard. After talking with several people, we met Reed and knew instantly this was the way to go. Read full testimonial…

Janis and Evan North Austin

Our law firm was in desperate need of a clean and professional landscaping design that incorporated local, drought-resistant plants with color and diversity. Although we contacted Reed and his team at Austin Native Landscaping during the height of the landscaping season, they promptly returned our correspondence, visited our property to evaluate our needs, and drafted separate designs of varying complexity based on our preferences for us to choose from. Read full testimonial…

Zhang & Attorneys South Austin http://www.zhangattorneys.com/

We live in Dripping Springs with close to two acres of land. Several issues confront property owners in this area who wish to have attractive landscaped yards: deer, drought conditions with only a well for water, and rocks, rocks and more rocks. With a precious water supply, it was clear we needed to xeriscape if we wanted to improve our landscape. We chose Austin Native Landscaping because of their commitment and passion to creating beautiful landscapes while conserving water by using native, drought resistant plants. Read full testimonial…

Thomas Household Dripping Springs