A Water Smart Central Texas Landscaping Project Using Texas Native Plants

[@PatsySpray-o9d]

Love how you have put together “before” and “after” in one video. Expert production, Cindy!

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thanks so much!

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thanks so much!!

[@FinalTouchLandscaping]

Thank you for sharing our work!

[@therockyhillgardener]

You're welcome! You did an awesome job!!

[@StevenBates-zx7ob]

Great advice and appreciate how you walk it through from start to finish! Turned out beautifully.

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thanks so much! I'll have a follow up when things start growing.

[@vickijackson9115]

Beautiful project. Looking forward to seeing how everything matures.

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thank you! More to come!

[@Gray-n5x]

Beautiful looking garden thanks

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thank you! More to come!

[@mlockette8084]

Please do a follow up next spring! Very interesting!!

[@therockyhillgardener]

Yes! I certainly will!

[@theplantninja-texasgardener]

Beautiful job!

[@donnajoy6951]

Beatiful Job!😊

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate your sweet comment.

[@JDUB-Woodworks]

I'm here in Leander as well! Love your channel

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thank you!!

[@xaviertx89]

looking forward for more updates!

[@therockyhillgardener]

Thank you! More to come!

[@dianeasberry7928]

My goodness, a jackhammer was needed. Not for a beginner, for sure. I can't wait to see an update.

[@therockyhillgardener]

Yes! Can you believe it! Keep watching for more great ideas for our challenging gardens.

[@KDexplorer]

Thank you for all your videos. Is it possible to get your thoughts on starting my own garden in central Texas?

[@therockyhillgardener]

Go back and watch my first videos. I really go into mulching, irrigation. Digging holes etc.