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Your Lawn, But Smarter At Green Spot Turf, we ins

Your Lawn, But SmarterAt Green Spot Turf, we install synthetic turf that looks amazing year-round — without the hassle.Here’s why homeowners and businesses across Central Texas are making the switch:✅ No watering. No mowing. No mud.✅ Stays green 365 days a year✅ Pet-friendly and super easy to clean✅ Great for kids, dogs, events, and high-traffic areas✅ Cuts down on water bills and lawn care costsWhether it’s a backyard, a business front, or a custom install — we bring clean, green, low-maintenance turf you’ll love.It’s not just fake grass. It’s a real upgrade.#GreenSpotTurf #SyntheticTurf #AustinLandscaping #LowMaintenanceLawn #PetFriendlyTurf #ArtificialGrass #DroughtProof #BackyardGoals #TexasLandscaping #TurfInstallerTexas

At Urban Landscape Group, we know that great lands

At Urban Landscape Group, we know that great landscaping starts below the surface.That’s why on every new build, we focus on smart drainage solutions — not shortcuts.✅ We use solid 4” PVC pipe for long-lasting durability✅ We install catch basins to efficiently collect and redirect water❌ No French drains here — they clog, fail, and age poorly in Texas soilWhy it matters: Poor drainage = standing water, foundation issues, dead plants, and costly repairs. Our system keeps your yard (and home) protected, dry, and built to last.Trust your new build to a team that plans for what you can’t see.#UrbanLandscapeGroup #AustinLandscaping #DrainageMatters #NewBuildLandscaping #SmartLandscaping #TexasLandscaping #YardDrainage #CatchBasins #SolidPVC #NoFrenchDrains #austin #austinhome #zilkerpark #zilkerneighborhood #zilkerbelts @zilkerbelts @poncho_outdoors

Need a front yard Makeover?? New Sod? Plants? Ste

Need a front yard Makeover??New Sod? Plants? Steel planters? Walkway? Lighting? We got you 🫵. Text today 512-658-4046Why We Love Palisades Zoysia💚💚💚Looking for a lawn that looks lush and works hard in the Texas heat? Palisades Zoysia is one of the best all-around turf choices — here’s why:✅ Drought Tolerant – Uses way less water than other grasses and stays green longer during dry spells.✅ Low Maintenance – Grows slowly, so you mow less, and it’s super dense — which helps naturally block weeds.✅ Soft, Yet Tough – Thick, soft blades feel great underfoot but can handle heavy foot traffic and pets like a champ.✅ Shade Friendly – Performs well in both sun and partial shade, making it perfect for homes with tree cover.Whether it’s a front lawn refresh or a total backyard overhaul, Palisades Zoysia brings that clean, manicured look with way less effort.#ZoysiaGrass #PalisadesZoysia #TexasLandscaping #DroughtTolerantLawn #LowMaintenanceGrass #GreenSpotTurf #LawnGoals #AustinYards #PetFriendlyYard #ShadeTolerantGrass

Just a couple of 10,000 lb Live Oaks going in for

Just a couple of 10,000 lb Live Oaks going in for @cedarandoakhomes Texas Royalty: The Live Oak TreeWhen it comes to timeless beauty and strength in your landscape, nothing beats a Live Oak — the true icon of Texas trees.Here’s why we love planting them:🌳 Longevity & Legacy – Live oaks can live for hundreds of years, creating lasting shade, value, and character for generations.☀️ Built for Texas – Thrives in our harsh sun, rocky soil, and dry conditions — with minimal maintenance once established.🌿 Evergreen Elegance – Keeps its foliage year-round, providing constant shade and privacy.Whether you’re building a backyard retreat or adding structure to your landscape, the Live Oak is a statement of strength, tradition, and natural beauty.#LiveOak #TexasNative #ShadeTree #TimelessLandscape #TexasLandscaping #DroughtTolerant #AustinYards #TreeOfLife #LandscapeDesign #NativeTexasPlants #atx #austin #austintexas @365thingsaustin @austin_home

We love supporting local businesses, and @shoalcre

We love supporting local businesses, and @shoalcreeknursery is a fun little garden center in Central Austin. Shoal Creek Nursery has served Austin for more than 6 years, and is locally owned and operated by Mike and Veronica Sewell who love to share the beauty of horticulture with others. Shoal Creek Nursery, situated on an acre and a half in central Austin’s most beautiful district, has everything you need to complete your landscape project. Their wide selection of high quality plants, imported pottery, water features, gardening supplies and gifts are complimented with personal attention by their experienced staff.#austin #supportlocal #buylocal #plantlife #landscapeaustin #flowers #succulents #pots #atx

Got Turf? Want Turf? Text today for a FREE Quote

Got Turf? Want Turf?Text today for a FREE Quote 512-658-4046Why Go Green with Artificial Turf?Tired of the maintenance and water bills that come with a natural lawn? Here’s why artificial turf is a game changer:✅ Low Maintenance – No mowing, no watering, no fertilizing. Just a perfect lawn, year-round.✅ Drought-Proof – Especially in Texas, water restrictions can ruin natural grass. Turf stays green no matter the season.✅ Kid & Pet Friendly – Soft, safe, and durable for backyard play, furry friends, or family get-togethers.✅ Clean & Weed-Free – No mud, no mess, and no more pulling weeds.✅ Long-Term Savings – While turf is an upfront investment, it pays off with lower bills and less yard work for years to come.Whether it’s your front yard, backyard, or commercial space — turf brings beauty, function, and freedom.Ready to upgrade your lawn? Let’s make it effortless.#ArtificialTurf #DroughtTolerant #LowMaintenanceLawn #GreenAllYear #AustinLandscaping #PetFriendlyYard #TurfTransformation #EcoFriendlyLawn #urbanlandscapegroup

🌳🌳Privacy Trees: The Best Neighbors You’ll

🌳🌳Privacy Trees: The Best Neighbors You’ll Ever HaveVersatile Privacy Plant: Podocarpus is a popular choice for hedges and privacy screens thanks to its dense, upright growth. It can be shaped into formal hedges or left natural for a more relaxed look, making it a favorite in both residential and commercial landscapes.Looking for a little peace and quiet? Privacy trees are the natural solution for blocking unwanted views, reducing noise, and creating a space that feels like yours.Here’s why they’re a game changer:🌳 Natural Privacy Screen – Say goodbye to fences and hello to beautiful, living barriers that create instant separation between you and the outside world.🔇 Built-In Noise Buffer – Strategically placed trees help absorb sound, making your yard feel quieter and more peaceful — even near busy streets or noisy neighbors.🪴 Adds Green, Adds Value – Besides the privacy, they add texture, shade, and boost curb appeal. A win for beauty and function.🌿 Low-Maintenance Options – From evergreen varieties to fast-growing natives, we install trees that fit your space and lifestyle.Want to turn your yard into a private retreat? Let’s plant the perfect green wall.#PrivacyTrees #NaturalScreening #BackyardPrivacy #LandscapeDesign #GreenNeighbors #NoiseReduction #AustinLandscaping #OutdoorLiving #TexasLandscapes #austintexasyall #eastaustin #westaustin

Before and After in East Downtown Austin. 🍃 🌳 💚New Staircase, privacy trees, roses and ground cover. 👌💚Curb Appeal = Instant ValueThinking about a new front yard landscape? Here’s why it’s more than just a pretty face:100% Return on InvestmentYep — according to real estate pros, a well-designed front yard can double your curb appeal and deliver up to 100% ROI when it’s time to sell. That means every dollar you put into your landscape? You get it right back.First Impressions MatterYour front yard is the first thing people see — and it sets the tone for your entire home. Whether you’re selling or staying, a clean, modern, and welcoming entry makes a big difference.Boosted Property ValueA professionally designed landscape can increase property value by 5–15%. That’s real money, and real equity.Let your yard work for you. Ready for a glow-up that pays off? Let’s transform your front yard into an investment you can see.#CurbAppeal #LandscapeDesign #FrontYardGoals #PropertyValue #HomeInvestment #AustinLandscaping #TexasYards #LandscapeROI #FirstImpressionsMatter #atx #eastaustin

What’s your favorite Nursery in Austin? 🤣 #

What’s your favorite Nursery in Austin? 🤣 #planthoarder #planthumor #landscapehumor #plantnurseryaustin #atx #austintexas

🌿 Why Use Native Texas Plants in Your Landscape

🌿 Why Use Native Texas Plants in Your Landscape? 🌿Texas is tough, and your landscape should be too! Here’s why native Texas plants are the best choice for your outdoor space:✅ Drought-Resistant – Native plants are built to handle Texas heat, meaning less watering and lower maintenance. 💧☀️✅ Supports Local Wildlife – From butterflies to hummingbirds, native plants provide essential food and shelter for Texas pollinators. 🦋🐝✅ Thrives in Local Soil – No need for extra fertilizers or soil amendments—these plants naturally adapt to Texas conditions. 🌱✅ Sustainable & Cost-Effective – Less water, fewer chemicals, and minimal upkeep = a beautiful and eco-friendly landscape. 🌎🌵 Want a low-maintenance, stunning yard that works with nature instead of against it? Let’s design a Texas-tough landscape together! DM us to get started. 📩#TexasLandscaping #NativePlants #SustainableLandscaping #DroughtTolerant #EcoFriendlyGarden #WildlifeHabitat #AustinLandscapes

purple leaf plum tree (Prunus cerasifera): Vibran

purple leaf plum tree (Prunus cerasifera):Vibrant Foliage and Flowers: The tree is known for its striking purple or reddish-purple leaves, which hold their color throughout the growing season. In early spring, it produces pale pink to white blossoms, creating a stunning contrast before the leaves emerge.Fast-Growing but Short-Lived: Purple leaf plum trees grow relatively quickly, reaching 15–25 feet tall with a rounded canopy. However, they have a short lifespan of about 20 years, as they are prone to pests, diseases, and environmental stress.Wildlife and Fruit: In late summer, the tree sometimes produces small, edible plums that attract birds and small mammals. Although the fruit is safe for human consumption, it is often tart and bitter, making it better suited for jams or preserves.#Plantguy #nativetrees #austin #landscapeaustin #austinhome #landscapedesign Nursery @leaflandscapesupply @raisedesignstudio

Whales tongue Agave, Sago Palm, Two headed Rostrat

Whales tongue Agave, Sago Palm, Two headed Rostrata. 🌵Whale:Distinctive, Wide Leaves: This agave gets its name from its broad, rounded leaves that resemble a whale’s tongue. The leaves are a striking blue-green or silvery-gray color with serrated edges and a sharp terminal spine, giving it a bold, architectural look.Drought-Tolerant and Low-Maintenance: Native to northeastern Mexico, the whale’s tongue agave is highly drought-tolerant and thrives in hot, dry climates. It requires minimal water once established, making it a perfect choice for xeriscaping and low-water gardens.Sago Palm:Not a True Palm: Despite its name, the sago palm is not a true palm—it’s actually a cycad, a group of ancient, slow-growing plants that have existed for over 200 million years, dating back to the time of dinosaurs.Toxic to Pets and Humans: All parts of the sago palm, especially the seeds, contain cycasin, a toxic compound that can be fatal if ingested by pets or humans. It’s important to keep it out of reach of dogs, cats, and children.Rostrata:Striking, Architectural Form: This yucca is known for its dramatic, spherical crown of narrow, blue-gray leaves that radiate in all directions, creating a striking, symmetrical look. The leaves can grow up to 2 feet long with sharp, pointed tips, giving the plant its “beaked” appearance.Cold-Hardy and Drought-Tolerant: Despite its desert-like appearance, Yucca rostrata is surprisingly cold-hardy, tolerating temperatures as low as -10°F. It thrives in arid, rocky soils and is perfect for low-water, xeriscape landscapes.#austintexasyall #localaustin #atxplants #austinlandscapedesign #hillcountry #austin

Lueder Stepping pads, steel walkway/retention, Sod

Lueder Stepping pads, steel walkway/retention, Sod/irrigation, plants from @leaflandscapesupply 🌳🍃🌺Galindo neighborhood, Austin.#78704 #southaustin #keepaustinweird #urbanlandscapegroup #southlamar #atx

Landscape Design 🌳 E. Cesar Chavez, Austin.

Landscape Design 🌳E. Cesar Chavez, Austin. #outdoorkitchen #steeltrellis #austindesign #landscapearchitecture #atxbuilder #landscaper

Urban Landscape Group Crestview neighborhood, Aus

Urban Landscape GroupCrestview neighborhood, Austin #austin #landscapedesign #gardenaustin #artificialturf

Bloodgood Japanese maples (Acer palmatum ‘Bloodg

Bloodgood Japanese maples (Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’):Year-Round Color Show: Bloodgood Japanese maples are famous for their striking foliage that changes throughout the year. In spring, the leaves emerge a deep purple-red, turning a vibrant crimson in the fall. Even in winter, the tree offers visual interest with its dark reddish-black bark.Compact and Versatile: These trees are relatively small, typically reaching 15–20 feet tall with a similar spread, making them perfect for smaller landscapes, patios, or even large containers. Their graceful, layered branching structure adds elegance to gardens.Low-Maintenance and Hardy: Bloodgoods are surprisingly hardy for their delicate appearance. They thrive in zones 5–8, tolerate partial shade, and require minimal pruning. Once established, they are also fairly drought-tolerant, making them a resilient choice for ornamental landscapes.#Landscaping #landscapedesign #springplanting #japanesemaple #atxplants #austingarden #treemaple #austin

shrimp plant (Justicia brandegeeana): Unique, Shr

shrimp plant (Justicia brandegeeana):Unique, Shrimp-Like Bracts: The plant gets its name from its curved, overlapping bracts that resemble shrimp. These bracts are typically pink, red, or orange, while the small, tubular white flowers emerge from within, adding to the shrimp-like appearance.Hummingbird and Butterfly Magnet: Shrimp plants are highly attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies, making them a great choice for pollinator-friendly gardens. Their long blooming season, which can last from spring through fall, provides a steady nectar source.Low-Maintenance and Hardy: This tropical perennial thrives in warm climates (zones 9–11) but can be grown as a container plant in cooler regions. It prefers full sun to partial shade, is drought-tolerant once established, and responds well to pruning, making it easy to shape and maintain.#austin #landscape #landscapeaustin #landscapedesign #urbandoesit #leaflandscapesupply #shrimpplant #centraltexas #gardenaustin

Installing responsible synthetic turf is great for

Installing responsible synthetic turf is great for the environment and is also much cooler than other artificial turf options. We apply a layer of @vibrashieldusa which also kills 99% of pet odors 💩, and removes 99% of any harmful VOC off gas. ✅ our turf is 100% MADE IN THE USA and is 100% recyclable.Our turf drains at over 2000” per hour, which prevents molding, and turf moving at the seams. Want to find out more? Give us a text today 512-658-4046#austin #turfmanagement #landscapedesigner Builder @cedarandoakhomes @austin_monthly @365thingsaustin

✅Vegetable gardens are not only fun and rewardin

✅Vegetable gardens are not only fun and rewarding, but they’re also a great way to teach kids about healthy eating and responsibility. By planting, watering, and caring for their own vegetables, children learn the importance of patience, consistency, and nurturing. Watching their plants grow from seeds to harvest gives them a sense of pride and accomplishment, while also encouraging them to try new, healthy foods. Plus, gardening is a hands-on science lesson, teaching kids about plant life cycles, soil, and sustainability. It’s a fun, educational, and wholesome activity that fosters a connection to nature and healthy habits.✅ Planting native Texas grasses in Austin is essential for sustainable, low-maintenance landscapes. These grasses are naturally adapted to the region’s hot, dry climate and can thrive with minimal water, making them drought-tolerant and eco-friendly. Unlike non-native species, Texas grasses improve soil health, prevent erosion, and support local wildlife, including pollinators and beneficial insects. They also require less fertilizer and fewer pesticides, making them low-maintenance and cost-effective. By incorporating native grasses into your landscape, you’re preserving biodiversity, conserving water, and creating a more resilient, beautiful outdoor space.#VegetableGarden #HealthyEating #KidsInTheGarden #GrowYourOwn #FamilyGardening 🥕🌿🍅 #nativegrasses #austin #landscapedesign #southaustin @leaflandscapesupply

Incorporating fruiting and citrus trees into your

Incorporating fruiting and citrus trees into your landscape design adds beauty, function, and sustainability to your outdoor space. These trees provide fresh, homegrown produce, like oranges, lemons, limes, and figs, right from your backyard — saving you trips to the store and offering organic, flavorful fruit. Beyond their harvest, they bring year-round visual interest, with lush green foliage, fragrant blossoms, and colorful fruit. Fruiting and citrus trees also attract pollinators, like bees and butterflies, helping your entire landscape thrive. By combining aesthetic appeal with practical benefits, these trees are a smart, eco-friendly choice for any design.#FruitTrees #CitrusTrees #EdibleLandscape #TexasGardening #SustainableLiving #austintexas

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