Tough Texas Plants, Part 1: Low Maintenance Landscape Design

The climate in North Texas can be harsh for some plants, but lush home landscapes can be created using the right plants and design principles. In part 1, walk through design examples from with a professional landscape designer to get inspiration for all types of amazing landscape designs and learn which decisions to make that will reduce future effort. Then, in parts 2 and 3, go through a variety of plants well suited for North Texas and in what conditions to plant them in.
This virtual class was recorded live on June 15, 2021. The speaker is Toni Moorehead, Tarrant County Master Gardener and owner of a landscaping company.
If you have any questions about your North Texas landscape or water conservation, contact [e-mail].
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[@heatherderganc5984]

Awesome video! I always learn from Toni’s videos. 👍👍

[@Remodelacion]

Thank you for making these videos. I bought a new home and it is helping a lot the information.
There is a lot of garden vlogs but not much info for beginners.

[@lroe6408]

great video. I enjoyed the 2020 version and this one as well. extending my patio and starting a garden bed around it so excited to implement some of these tips.

[@Omgthedude]

I like how you asked to turn off your phones. It is very professional how you did it.

[@CT-yv8mx]

Great information thank you!

[@mms21-]

Thank you

[@ashleymeggan]

Great video!

[@ohvns1]

When will part 2 be posted? I need those under oak-shade plant recommendations for my barren back yard!

[@savetarrantwater]

Part 2 will be posted in 2 weeks! Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss it.

[@joansmith3492]

water going from the downspout to the drive way is promoting water pollution and garden desiccation. How can you promote that?

[@savetarrantwater]

We would suggest using a rain garden, bioswale, or dry creek bed in the landscape to prevent that. We have a video about rain gardens coming later this year!

[@femmefatalexX1]

Wish you would come check out my place