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Southern Botanical CEO Featured in Fort Worth Report “Made in Tarrant” Series

FORT WORTH, Texas – Southern Botanical founder and CEO Jason Craven was recently featured in the Fort Worth Report as part of its “Made in Tarrant” series, which spotlights businesses contributing to the economic and community growth of Tarrant County. The feature coincides with Southern Botanical’s 30th year in business and the opening of its Fort Worth–area office in Haltom City, expanding the... Learn More

How to Protect Your Landscape from Freezing Weather in Dallas-Fort Worth

Protecting your landscape from freezing weather in Dallas-Fort Worth starts with understanding how rapid temperature drops affect soil, roots, and moisture levels. Even though our region stays warm most of the year, short freezes can still damage tender plants, stress new installations, and delay spring recovery. Homeowners can prevent most freeze damage with a few intentional steps, such as deep watering... Learn More

Seasonal Landscape Planning: What Property Owners Should Prioritize in 2026

Commercial landscapes are no longer treated as simple aesthetic features. Going into 2026, property owners are approaching landscape planning as a strategic component of long-term property performance. Outdoor environments influence tenant satisfaction, brand perception, and the daily experience of employees and visitors. They also contribute to a property's ability to maintain its value over time. Seasonal... Learn More

Southern Botanical’s 2025 Year in Review

What made 2025 a milestone year for Southern Botanical? Southern Botanical, a leading landscape company in Dallas, celebrated 30 years of service while achieving record revenue and earning national recognition. As a top North Texas landscape company, we strengthened our footprint in Fort Worth, expanded services, and delivered award-winning work across commercial and residential projects. From high-end... Learn More

How to Identify and Control Clover in North Texas Lawns

Clover is one of the most common and stubborn weeds found across Dallas–Fort Worth lawns, thriving in thin or undernourished turf. Known for its three-leaf clusters and small white flowers, clover can quickly spread across residential and commercial landscapes if left untreated. In North Texas’s mild winters and nutrient-poor clay soils, clover often becomes a year-round nuisance that signals an underlying soil... Learn More

Top 9 Emerging DFW Landscaping Trends for 2026

If you are planning a residential landscaping project in Dallas or North Texas, our team can help you design a landscape built for the 2026 climate and beyond. Homeowners across North Texas are rethinking how their landscapes should look, feel, and function in a region defined by heat and drought. Southern Botanical's experts, Business Developer Blake Lambert and Senior Landscape Designer Angelo Quaglino, shared... Learn More