Landscaping & Lawn Care in Texas

Texas is large enough that its soil and growing conditions barely resemble each other from one region to the next. North Texas sits on the Blackland Prairie's heavy, dark clay, often called black gumbo, which swells when wet and cracks hard when dry, while the Hill Country and much of West Texas deal with thin, rocky, alkaline ground and caliche just beneath the surface. The humid Gulf Coast favors St. Augustine grass and stays green with regular rain, but periods of severe drought and the water restrictions that often follow have pushed many homeowners further inland toward Bermuda grass and xeriscaping instead. With growing zones ranging from the mild Rio Grande Valley to the colder Panhandle, what a lawn or landscape needs in one part of Texas can be almost the opposite of what it needs a few hundred miles away. Call +1 (844) 617-8909 to describe what you're dealing with in Texas, and we'll help connect you with an independent local provider who covers your area, when service is available.