Less Water • Less Work • More Texas-Tough Landscaping
What Is Zeroscaping
Landscaping designed to use little water once plants are established.
- Native & drought-tolerant plants
- Minimal or no grass
- Rock, gravel & mulch instead of turf
- Drip irrigation or no irrigation at all
Why It Works In Houston
Houston’s climate is hot, humid, and unpredictable — zeroscaping is built for it.
- Handles extreme heat
- Reduces outdoor water use
- Manages heavy rain with permeable materials
- Uses plants that thrive in Texas conditions
The Benefits
- Lower water bills
- Less mowing & maintenance
- Fewer fertilizers & chemicals
- More sustainable landscaping
What You'll See In A Zeroscape
Instead of a traditional lawn:
- Texas sage, salvias & blackfoot daisy
- Gulf muhly & native grasses
- Gravel, decomposed granite & stone paths
- Mulched planting beds
Clean. Modern. Texas-friendly.
What You'll See In A Zeroscape
Instead of a traditional lawn:
- Texas sage, salvias & blackfoot daisy
- Gulf muhly & native grasses
- Gravel, decomposed granite & stone paths
- Mulched planting beds
Clean. Modern. Texas-friendly.
Bonus: Storm Ready
Zeroscaping helps absorb rainfall and reduce runoff by using:
- Permeable surfaces
- Smart grading
- Mulch & rock beds
Why It Matters
Zeroscaping helps conserve water, reduce strain on local systems, and create landscapes that work with Houston weather — not against it.
The Bottom Line
Less water. Less work. Less stress.
A smarter way to landscape in Houston.