This Timberwood Park landscape design brings art and ecology together to create a space that feels alive, welcoming, and truly Texas. From the start, the homeowners wanted a native, drought-tolerant landscape that supported pollinators, conserved water, and turned their new-build property into a peaceful retreat.

Our team designed a Hill Country–inspired layout with drip-irrigated beds, river rock borders, and a hydromulched blend of Bermuda and habitat grasses for a water-smart lawn. At the back of the property, we transformed a steep, unused slope into “Pollinator Hill,” planted with Texas wildflowers, including the homeowner’s favorite, bluebonnets, to attract butterflies and bees all season long.

We also built a granite-finished seating area using salvaged stone from the site, complete with lighting for gatherings large and small.