What That White Rock in Your Yard Actually Is (and Why It Matters)
That white rock showing up in your yard isn’t just cosmetic—it’s limestone, and it’s calling the shots. Once you understand it, a lot about Hill Country yards suddenly makes sense.
Quiet Signs You’re Actually Doing Something Right With Your Yard
Hill Country yard success is quiet. These signs usually mean your soil, plants, and habitat are finally starting to work with you.
Hill Country Myths I Believed When I First Moved Here
I moved to the Hill Country confident. The limestone, the deer, and the summer heat corrected me. Here are the myths I learned to retire.
Texas Hill Country Plants That Surprised Me (Good and Bad)
Some plants thrive in Hill Country limestone soil while others struggle despite the label. Here are specific winners, losers, and the patterns I noticed.
Things You Learn the Hard Way After Planting Trees in the Hill Country
I thought planting trees was straightforward until Hill Country limestone corrected me. From shallow rock to drainage surprises, these are the lessons I learned—mostly the hard way—about helping trees survive out here.
What Newcomers to the Hill Country Always Get Wrong About Lawns
Hill Country lawn problems are often geology problems. Here’s what newcomers get wrong about watering, mowing, grass choice, and drainage.