Inside SMU’s Bishop Boulevard Turf Renovation Posted June 29th, 2026 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts, Landscape Installation. The Boulevard at Southern Methodist University is the backdrop for football tailgating, campus traditions, and thousands of photos each year beneath a mature canopy of live oaks. Due to the amount of foot traffic this small area experiences on a regular basis, a major turf and soil renovation was necessary to sustain tailgating and pedestrian activity ahead of the 2026 football... Learn More Tags: commercial, Tree Care, tree preservation
Costly Commercial Irrigation Mistakes in North Texas Posted June 18th, 2026 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts. Commercial irrigation plays a critical role in the health, safety, and appearance of commercial landscapes across Dallas–Fort Worth. A poorly performing commercial irrigation system can quietly waste water, drive up water bills, and cause long-term damage to plant material and hardscapes. David Cerda, Irrigation Superintendent at Southern Botanical, oversees commercial irrigation maintenance for office... Learn More
Southern Botanical Featured by NALP on Account Manager Support Systems Posted June 12th, 2026 by lindy.admin & filed under News. DALLAS, Texas - Southern Botanical Branch Manager Mackenzie Payne was recently featured in a National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) The Edge article discussing manager retention strategies and employee development within the commercial landscaping industry. In the feature, "The Secret to Manager Loyalty in a Competitive Labor Market," Payne shared how Southern Botanical supports long-term... Learn More
Oak Wilt Risks for North Texas Commercial Properties Posted June 7th, 2026 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts. Oak wilt is one of the most destructive tree diseases affecting North Texas commercial properties, and it spreads fast. In landscapes with shared root systems, dense tree groupings, and high foot traffic, oak wilt can move from one tree to the next before visible symptoms raise concern. For property managers and landscape management teams, oak wilt is not just a tree health issue. It is a public safety... Learn More
Southern Botanical: One of the Best Landscaping Companies to Work for Posted May 30th, 2026 by lindy.admin & filed under News. Looking for landscaping jobs in Dallas? You’re not just looking for any job — you want a place where you can grow, be supported, and take pride in your work. At Southern Botanical, we’ve built a reputation not only for award-winning landscapes but also as one of the best landscaping companies to work for in North Texas. Whether you’re new to the green industry or an experienced professional, here’s... Learn More
Southern Botanical Ranked #46 on 2026 Lawn & Landscape Magazine Top 100 Privately Held Companies List Posted May 20th, 2026 by lindy.admin & filed under News. DALLAS, Texas - Southern Botanical has been ranked No. 46 on Lawn & Landscape Magazine's 2026 list of the largest privately held landscape companies in the United States and Canada. The recognition comes as part of Lawn & Landscape’s newly released “Top 100 Largest Non-Private Equity Companies” ranking, which highlights leading landscape companies operating without private equity investment.... Learn More