Houston gardens
Houston summers are long, hot and humid, and heavy rain can arrive fast. That shapes how a yard is designed and how a render should look: covered patios and pergolas for shade, trees placed to cool the house, and planting beds and paths that handle water. A render that shows open lawn in full sun with no shade will not match what most Houston clients want.
Live oaks, crape myrtles and lush, layered planting are common in Houston gardens, along with pools and outdoor kitchens. We show planting with the full, green look the climate allows, and we can show the same yard at planting size so clients know what to expect in the first year.
How a Houston job runs
- You send a site plan or photos and your design, or describe what you want.
- We send a written quote with the views, revision rounds and a delivery date.
- You approve a rough layout and camera views before planting and materials go on.
- We deliver finished plans and renders sized for print, screen or a client presentation.
Everything happens by email and shared folders, and we book calls in Central time. We don't have an office in Houston and don't visit sites; good photos and a rough measurement of the yard are enough.
What you can order
Backyard renders
Eye-level and overhead views of a whole yard design.
Planting plans
Colored plans that show what goes where and how big it gets.
Hardscape views
Patios, paths, pergolas, outdoor kitchens and pool decks.
Questions
Can you show where the shade falls on a summer afternoon?
Yes. Mark north on your plan and we place the sun for a summer afternoon, so the render shows which parts of the patio stay shaded.
What time zone do you use for Houston?
We book calls in Central time.
Ask for a quote
Price depends on the number of views, the size of the yard and how much of the design we draw from scratch, so every job gets its own written quote.