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
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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
Landscape Practices to Leave Behind in 2025
If you live in Dallas or anywhere in North Texas, you know our climate demands more from your landscape than it did even a few years ago. Think heat waves, drought cycles, rapid freeze events, and severe storms. These conditions expose weaknesses in outdated landscape design trends and make certain maintenance habits more costly than ever. According to Blake Lambert and Angelo Quaglino, two of Southern... Learn More
Why Winter Landscape Planning Sets Commercial Properties Up for Spring Success in 2026
Winter is one of the most strategic times of year for commercial property owners to plan for the condition, health, and long-term performance of their landscapes. While the colder months may appear quiet on the surface, this period plays a crucial role in shaping how well outdoor environments will perform when spring arrives. For Southern Botanical, winter planning is not an off-season task—it is an... Learn More