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Native Trails Farmhouse 30" NativeStone Kitchen Sink
Collection of kitchen and bar sinks may be lighter weight than traditional concrete sinks (by 40%!), but they are heavy-duty in the kitchen. Farmhouse 3018’s smooth glamour brings a fresh sense of durability and styling to this classic Farmhouse sink. And talk about versatility! Gorgeous as a traditional apron front, Farmhouse 3018 is also beautiful installed behind the cabinet, with no apron showing. Or create a real uprising by installing with the rim partially above the counter! This multitalented sensation is as suitable in a modern design as it is in a rustic country setting. Farmhouse 3018 is artisan crafted of NativeStone, an innovative, remarkably strong blend of cement and jute fiber that is surprisingly lightweight for concrete, extraordinarily heavy-duty in the kitchen, and refreshingly easy when it comes to clean-up.

A collection of native and adapted plants dress up an area along a pathway.
Photo of a large transitional drought-tolerant and partial sun side yard stone landscaping in Austin.
Photo of a large transitional drought-tolerant and partial sun side yard stone landscaping in Austin.

Unique front yard slightly elevated, beds delineated by large Limestone boulders, native and naturalized planting with yucca, rosemary fountain grasses, Live Oak, Red bud, Verbena, and others. A lush Zoysia lawn wraps this landscape like a green blanket.
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Citrus trees do well among the native grasses and foliage. Because the natives need no fertilizers or pesticides to thrive, fruit is also chemical free.

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Beautiful landscaping design path to this modern rustic home in Hartford, Austin, Texas, 2022 project By Darash
Large trendy white two-story wood and board and batten house exterior photo in Austin with a shed roof, a shingle roof and a gray roof
Large trendy white two-story wood and board and batten house exterior photo in Austin with a shed roof, a shingle roof and a gray roof

This serene corner of the estate showcases Exterior Worlds’ expert use of native Texas plantings, layered textures, and custom masonry to blend the architecture with its pastoral surroundings. The curved stone wall and sculptural agave provide both visual interest and structure, while the distant tree line frames the home in natural beauty.

Staghorn NYC designed and installed this townhouse backyard garden for a young family in Brooklyn. The clients requested a pea gravel patio for it's casual style and great drainage properties and a palette of mostly native plants. River birch trees anchor the back of the yard and provide dappled shade, and lush border plantings give color and interest during all four seasons.

Photography: Andrea Calo
Inspiration for a small cottage master dark wood floor and brown floor bedroom remodel in Austin with green walls
Inspiration for a small cottage master dark wood floor and brown floor bedroom remodel in Austin with green walls

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Design ideas for a mid-sized southwestern drought-tolerant and full sun front yard concrete paver flower bed in Dallas for summer.

Photography by Marion Brenner
Inspiration for a traditional stone landscaping in San Francisco.
Inspiration for a traditional stone landscaping in San Francisco.

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The front of the home is terraced by the use of steel retainers, and an Ipe boardwalk complements the entry transitioning two sets of cantilevered concrete steps. A river birch tree perches at its terminus. Ascending the front walkway, visitors are greeted by textural plantings that interplay with sunlight harmonizing the natural materials utilized on the home’s exterior.

A Texas twist on the cottage garden elevates the farmhouse to a focal point, attracts pollinators and provides beautiful blooms for cutting year round.

Texas Buckeye
Texas is a big state: That means we have lots of native trees. From time to time we like to feature a Texas native tree so you can identify them in your own area. The Texas Buckeye (also referred to as an Ohio Buckeye), Aesculus glabra var. arguta, is classified as a small multi-trunked tree or large shrub. Distinctive features of this native tree are its large palmate leaves and white to yellow spring blooms held in large clusters. The large spiny fruit appears in summer and produce large shiny black seeds...
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