Hill country landscaping

It's no secret among clothing designers that a soft shade of pink will flatter most complexions. The same rule is true in a landscape, where a hazy swath o

Save yourself time, money, and frustration by sticking with the plants most suitable for your Texas Hill Country garden and landscape.

Colorful and tough-as-Texas xeric plants combine softness and structure in this native limestone layered bed that highlights lots of Hill Country natives.

Camille's backyard project includes a fire pit, Mediterranean-inspired stone terracing, and lots of landscaping. We used olive trees, agaves, boxwoods...

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Southern Landscape designed and built this casita to serve as a guest house for the client. Natural limestone, cedar, and leuders stone was used to construct

The contemporary Hill Country-style home of architect Duke Garwood has a garden designed by Austin landscape architect Curt Arnette.

There are no truly deer-proof plants — except for plastic and silk ones. But stick with these tried-and-true choices and you shouldn’t have an issue with deer feasting on your flora.

This Texas hill country retreat is a bright and open family getaway by Shiflet Group Architects, located in the Frio cañon community along the Frio River.

Ornamental grasses are one of the most useful types of plants you can use in your landscape designs; here are five ideas to get you started, plus lots of beautiful grasses to achieve your favorite look.