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Southern Botanical Ranked #46 on 2026 Lawn & Landscape Magazine Top 100 Privately Held Companies List 

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

How SoBo Employees Shape Culture and Innovation Through Employee Led Committees

Southern Botanical was recently featured in the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) article titled "The Logistics of Launching Employee-Led Committees," spotlighting how structured collaboration can strengthen both culture and performance in the landscaping industry. We’re proud to be recognized and to share how these groups make a real difference at Southern Botanical. At Southern... Learn More

Platinum Park Landscape Transformation in Plano, Texas

Tucked in a high-profile Class A office property in Dallas, North Texas, the courtyard landscape at Platinum Park was designed to be a vibrant gathering space for tenants and guests. Its potential, however, was hidden beneath failing plants, thinning turf, and poor irrigation. After a poorly executed renovation by a previous landscaper, ownership was frustrated and tenants disengaged. Southern Botanical, a... Learn More

Southern Botanical Featured by Pro Landscaper USA

Southern Botanical’s Harwood No. 14, one of Dallas’ most ambitious commercial landscape projects, has been featured by Pro Landscaper USA as a standout example of elevated urban landscape design. Built by Southern Botanical, a leading Dallas commercial landscaping company, Harwood No. 14 transforms more than 26,000 square feet of rooftop and ground-level outdoor space into a refined garden retreat in the... Learn More

12 Common Weeds to Look Out for in North Texas

A Homeowner’s Guide to Identifying and Preventing the Most Persistent Lawn Weeds in Dallas–Fort Worth North Texas lawns face a wide range of weeds because of long summers, compacted soils, and inconsistent rainfall. The fastest way to protect your lawn is to learn what the most common weeds look like and why they grow here. This guide highlights twelve weeds that appear most often in Dallas–Fort Worth... Learn More

Identifying Purslane in Your Texas Lawn

Image source: Almanac Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) is a tough warm-season annual weed that often shows up when North Texas lawns are stressed from heat or drought. This succulent, fast-spreading weed thrives in the extreme summer conditions common in Dallas and Fort Worth, and it quickly fills bare or thin areas of turf. At Southern Botanical, our agronomists help homeowners and businesses protect their... Learn More