Landscape design & build · Argyle, TX · est. 2016
Gardens designed for July, not just April.
Anyone can make a yard look good in spring. We design with natives and adapted plants that look intentional in the hundred-degree months — and we put the budget range in writing before you fall in love with a drawing.
This season at the studio
The studio board SAMPLE
Estimate first, then walk the yard with a designer. Run the estimator →
The work
Five kinds of work, one design eye.
Design & build
Full-yard transformations from concept to crew — $15k–80k+, drawn, ranged, and phased honestly.
Planting & beds
Refreshes and new beds, $2.5k–8k, with plants that earn their keep past week one.
Patios & hardscape
Stone, steel, and shade — $8k–35k, approved from a scaled drawing before anything is dug.
Irrigation & drainage
TDA-licensed irrigation and drainage that moves water where it belongs — $1.8k–9k.
Seasonal care plans
$180–450/mo — pruning, bed care, color swaps, irrigation checks, spring and fall resets.
The walkthrough
$150 with a designer, credited to any project — concept and budget range within a week.
No mystery bids
The range tonight. The designer this week.
Ask anything, anytime
The assistant answers plant, pricing, and drainage questions instantly — including “will this survive August” (we design so the answer is yes).
Real ranges in 20 seconds
The estimator prices your scope honestly — refresh to full build. Run it →
Walkthroughs booked online
Pick a time, attach yard photos, and the studio confirms same-day. Book →
Reviews
4.9 stars · 187 gardens.
"Every landscaper we called wanted to 'come take a look' before saying any number. Mosslane's estimator gave us a range at 10pm, the walkthrough matched it, and the finished garden came in $400 under. In AUGUST it still looks designed."
"Two salvias didn't make it through their first summer. Sent photos Monday; new plants were in the ground Thursday, zero interrogation. That warranty is real, and so is the muhly grass in October. Photograph-your-own-yard real."
Know the range before you fall for a drawing.
Three questions about your yard, an honest range from real project history — then walk it with a designer.