Liberty Hill, Texas · Residential landscape construction

Spence Lane Residence

Rooted in the setting. Built around the home.

A phased residential landscape transformation combining drainage improvements, irrigation updates, specimen trees, and layered planting.

Two construction phasesSpray-to-drip irrigation conversionSpecimen trees and limestone accents

Start with the foundation

Drain outlets were extended away from the structure and beds prepared with base, gravel, and topsoil. Spray heads were converted to drip irrigation to reduce overspray around stairs and stone surfaces.

Build the landscape in layers

Planting included red oaks, a Palo Verde, Arizona cypress, Little Gem magnolias, agaves, dwarf yaupons, and Gulf muhly. Limestone boulders and hardwood mulch brought texture and definition to the beds.

The result

Two phases of work in 2025 connected practical site improvements with a layered planting plan and screening that will grow over time.

Project gallery

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Screening trees, planting and limestone accents along the property boundary.

New trees framed by limestone boulders and a mulched bed.

Specimen tree planting beside the front lawn.

Tree and boulder grouping seen from the lawn.

Limestone accents and mulch define a lawn planting island.