Landscaping Across Texas: Regional Timing and Tips in the Lone Star State
Texas, the Lone Star State, boasts an eclectic mix of landscapes, from the arid deserts of West Texas to the lush pine forests of the East. Given the state’s vast size and varying climate regions, landscaping your home can be quite the adventure.
This vast state spans several climate zones, each boasting its own distinct natural beauty and landscaping challenges. In West Texas, for instance, the arid deserts dominate the scenery with their rugged, stark beauty. Here, landscaping often involves embracing the natural desert environment, utilizing drought-resistant plants and creative xeriscaping techniques to create stunning, low-water gardens.
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But when is the best time to plant that Bluebonnet or the stately Pecan tree?Â
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Let’s embark on this green journey across Texas.
WEST TEXAS & PANHANDLE
BEST TIMES TO LANDSCAPE:
Late spring, after the last frost has passed.
TIPS AND TRICKS:
Given the dry climate, consider xeriscaping.
Plants like Texas Red Yucca and Blue Grama Grass are perfect choices.
NORTH TEXAS
