Beautiful & Sustainable Outdoor Environments
A native deciduous holly, the Possumhaw is an ornamental tree or large shrub with bright red berries in winter making it an exceptional choice for seasonal color and wildlife appeal. Find out how to grow and care for Possumhaw Holly in this detailed profile. Read more »
A native oak for North Texas, Bur Oak is a top shade tree choice for its majestic form, seasonal interest, disease resistance, and wildlife appeal. Find out how to grow and care for Bur Oak in your landscape in this detailed profile. Read more »
Dry stream beds create naturalistic beauty in a landscape, plus benefits like managing water runoff, water conservation, erosion control, improved drainage, and native wildlife habitats. Read more »
See our featured landscape designs using retaining walls and how these functional installations can help address problems on sloping land, including drainage and erosion while creating new space for gardening and outdoor living. Read more »
Dubberley Landscape’s new Stonework specialty page is now live along with lots of new inspiration pictures of landscapes with stone and rock in the updated Stonework gallery; featuring paths, dry stream bed, retaining walls, patios, and more. Read more »
Our redesigned website is now live with a fresh look and updated galleries. New blog posts coming soon, so be sure to subscribe to get the latest. Read more »
The Dallas Water-Wise Landscape Tour is coming up on Saturday, October 14, followed by the Plano tour on the 21st. These free, self-guided tours feature water-conserving, drought tolerant residential and community landscapes. Read more »
Dubberley Landscape now has its own official Facebook page! If you’d like to stay in touch, please “like” my new page. And please feel free to post any gardening questions you may have. Read more »
With a custom plan, a Plano couple turned an uninspired backyard into an award-winning earth-friendly edible landscape. Read more »
Save water, time and money by following the seven time-tested principles of Xeriscaping Read more »