Crew of nineSouth Congress yardOur story
We garden for the climate we actually have
Blue Oak started with one truck, a trailer of live oak mulch and a handful of neighbours off South Congress who wanted their front yards to stop looking exhausted by July.
Everything we install is chosen for Central Texas: caliche-heavy soil, alkaline water, forty days over a hundred degrees and then a hard freeze nobody planned for. That means blackfoot daisy, gulf muhly, twistleaf yucca and Texas sage instead of thirsty imports that need babysitting — plus drip irrigation zoned properly so you are not watering a sidewalk.
Native and water-wise planting is not a style choice here. It is the difference between a garden that fills in year after year and one you replace every spring. Our crew is licensed for irrigation work, trained on oak wilt timing, and lives in the neighbourhoods we maintain.
