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Saltgrass Landscapes / Coastal Bend gardens

More life.
Right outside.

A tidier garden. A little shade. Somewhere to sit at the end of the day. Planting, outdoor projects, and practical care for your patch of the Coastal Bend.

PLANBUILD & PLANTCARE
Coastal Texas front garden with curved planting beds and a stone path
ROOM TO GROW / ROOM TO ENJOYCORPUS CHRISTI, TX

Recent work

Small changes.
A different feeling outside.

Illustrative projects for this example website.

Simple cedar pergola over a patio beside a lawn, planting bed, and privacy fence

Outdoor living / Shade & planting

A little shade. A lot more use.

A simple pergola makes the patio a more inviting place to sit. A tidy lawn, planted edges, and a useful gate finish the everyday space around it.

The idea
Create shade over the seating area while keeping a clear route through the yard.
The details
Coordinate the timber, boundary, and planting, with room left for ordinary family life.
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Flowering salvia and ornamental grasses beside a neat lawn edge

Garden borders / Texture & rhythm

A little structure goes a long way

Repeated planting and a clear lawn edge make a modest border feel settled, with room for each plant to develop.

The idea
Give the bed a clear outline and a simple planting rhythm that reads well from the house.
The upkeep
Allow for mature size, access for weeding, and the care new plants need while establishing.
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What we do

From a good tidy-up
to a new direction.

Salvia and ornamental grasses in a neatly edged garden bed
Good planting begins with the place.
01

Ongoing yard care

Keep the yard in shape

A manageable routine for the lawn and planting you already have. We agree on the areas, frequency, and seasonal priorities.

  • Mowing, edging, and clearing clippings
  • Weeding and care of existing beds
  • Routine shrub trimming within the agreed scope
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02

Planting & bed refreshes

Refresh the planting

Bring tired beds back into focus with considered planting and cleaner edges. Choices start with the conditions in your yard.

  • Bed preparation and mulch refreshes
  • Plant selection for sun, soil, and exposure
  • New planting and guidance on establishment care
Discuss a planting refresh
03

Landscaping & outdoor builds

Build a better space outside

Bring the useful parts of the yard together. Plan a place to sit, some shade, and a boundary that works with the planting.

  • Patios, decks, and practical steps
  • Pergolas and shade structures
  • Fences, gates, and planting around the finished space
Plan an outdoor project

Before the first step

Start with the space.
Then bring it together.

A useful yard brings planting, shade, access, and everyday upkeep into the same plan.

Sun & exposure

Notice where the afternoon sun lands, where shade stays, and which areas catch the wind.

Water & soil

Talk through drainage, existing watering, and how new planting will be cared for as it settles in.

Time & upkeep

Be honest about the care you want to do yourself. Simple, considered planting can be a good fit.

How we work

Walk it.
Plan it. Enjoy it.

  1. 01

    Show us the space.

    Send a few photos and tell us what is working, what is frustrating, and what you would like to change.

  2. 02

    Make a practical plan.

    We discuss the site, priorities, budget, and upkeep before agreeing on the scope, materials, and timing.

  3. 03

    Give it room to grow.

    We complete the agreed build or planting work, walk through the details, and explain the care it needs. Regular garden visits can be discussed separately.

Tell us about your project
A gardener planting a shrub in a residential garden border

Rooted in the everyday

A garden should suit
the life around it.

Maybe you want a tidier entrance. Maybe the beds have got away from you. Or maybe you need shade over the patio, a better boundary, or somewhere inviting to sit.

We look at the space, access, shade, planting, and how much upkeep feels realistic. The aim is a yard that belongs with your home and works for the way you use it.

Let’s walk through your ideas

Before you get in touch

A few things
worth knowing.

Have something else in mind? We are happy to talk it through.

Ask us a question
Can you start with just one part of the yard?

Absolutely. An entrance, a single bed, or a seating area is a useful starting point. We can discuss a phased approach if you want to spread the work out.

Can you help me choose plants?

Yes. We consider the light, soil, exposure, available space, and upkeep. Tell us about pets, plant sensitivities, and any plants you particularly like or want to avoid.

Do you offer ongoing yard care?

Ask about the routine you need and your location. We confirm the areas covered, visit frequency, and availability before arranging regular care.

What happens after new plants go in?

We explain the agreed watering and establishment care. New planting needs attention while roots develop; the right routine depends on the plants, conditions, and weather.

Can you combine planting with a patio, pergola, or fence?

Yes. We discuss the layout, access, materials, planting, and sequence as one project. Any required approvals or specialist work are identified before the scope and schedule are agreed.

Corpus Christi & the Coastal Bend. Tell us your address when you enquire so we can confirm the area and availability.

Plan a change. Find a rhythm.

What’s next
for your yard?

Keep the everyday looking good, or give a corner of the garden a new purpose.

A few photos, your neighborhood, and what you’d like to change are enough to begin.

We’ll talk through the space and agree a project quote or a regular care plan.

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