New beds, shrubs, trees, mulch and rock installed the right way, with soil preparation that gives plants a real chance in Frisco clay.
Most landscape failures in Frisco start below ground. Builder beds are often a thin layer of mulch over compacted clay, so roots stay shallow, water runs off and plants struggle every August. Good installation starts with bed preparation: removing grass and debris, loosening the clay, mixing in compost and shaping beds to drain.
From there, installers set plants at the right depth and spacing, add edging to keep grass out, lay mulch or rock, and connect or adjust irrigation so new plants get the water they need during establishment.
Local pros can install a single new bed, refresh tired foundation plantings or carry out a full landscape design in one project or in phases.
These details help you get an accurate quote faster.
Review the area, the plan and the plant list.
Remove old plants, grass and debris and amend the soil.
Install plants at the right depth and spacing.
Add edging, mulch or rock and adjust irrigation.
Get watering and care instructions for establishment.
Perennials, shrubs and ornamental grasses planted with proper spacing and soil prep.
Read more →Foundation shrubs, hedges and privacy screens installed for Frisco conditions.
Read more →Shade and ornamental trees selected and planted to thrive in Frisco clay.
Read more →New flower beds with prepared soil, perennials, seasonal color and clean edges.
Read more →Hardwood, cedar and dyed mulch installed at the right depth to hold moisture and stop weeds.
Read more →River rock, decomposed granite and boulder accents for low-maintenance beds.
Read more →Steel, stone, brick and paver edging that keeps grass out and beds crisp.
Read more →Continuous poured concrete curbing in custom shapes and colors.
Read more →Asian jasmine, liriope, frogfruit and other ground covers for shade and slopes.
Read more →Raised beds for vegetables, herbs and flowers that avoid heavy clay soil.
Read more →Cottage, herb, kitchen and perennial gardens designed and planted for Frisco.
Read more →Stabilized decomposed granite paths, patios and play areas.
Read more →Landscape fabric and weed prevention for rock beds and new plantings.
Read more →Small bed refreshes in Frisco often start around $1,000 to $3,000. Full front yard installations commonly run $4,000 to $12,000, and larger backyard projects can exceed $15,000 depending on plant sizes, trees, rock and edging. General market ranges, not quotes.
Fall is the best planting season in North Texas. Roots grow through winter while tops rest, so new plants are stronger before their first summer. Frisco clay holds water in winter and cracks in summer. Raised or crowned beds with compost-amended soil drain better and help roots survive both extremes.
Most installations take one to three days. Larger multi-area projects can take a week or more.
In Frisco we cover all four ZIP codes, from Frisco Square, the Rail District and Stonebriar to Starwood, Newman Village, Phillips Creek Ranch, Richwoods, Hollyhock, Edgestone, Grayhawk, Waterstone, Frisco Lakes, Panther Creek, the Lakes of Preston Vineyards and the newer neighborhoods north of US 380 and west along the Dallas North Tollway.
Central and south Frisco, around Frisco Square, Toyota Stadium, The Star and Stonebriar. Design, lawn care, sod, irrigation and outdoor living.
North and northwest Frisco, including newer neighborhoods and the PGA Frisco area. New construction upgrades, sod, irrigation and outdoor living.
East Frisco, toward Plano, Allen and McKinney. Lawn care, landscape design, sprinkler repair, drainage and patios.
West Frisco, toward Lake Lewisville, Little Elm and The Colony. Lawn care, sod, irrigation, xeriscape and outdoor living.
Landscape renovations, lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair and outdoor living for Plano homes and businesses.
Landscape design, lawn care, sod, irrigation and outdoor living for McKinney homes, from historic downtown to new west McKinney neighborhoods.
Lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair, renovations and patios for Allen neighborhoods.
Custom landscapes, new construction upgrades and outdoor living for Prosper homes on larger lots.
Lawn care, sod, irrigation and landscape design for Little Elm homes near Lake Lewisville.
Lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair, renovations and patios for The Colony.
New construction landscaping, sod, irrigation and outdoor living for fast-growing Celina.
Fall, from late September through November, is ideal. Early spring is second best. Summer planting is possible but needs careful watering.
Yes, during the first few months. Drip irrigation or hand watering supplements the sprinkler system.
In Frisco clay, yes. It is the biggest factor in whether plants thrive.
Yes. Many homeowners start with the front yard and add the backyard later.
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