Hole In One Lawns, LLC

09/25/2026

A defined planting island can give the front yard a focal point of its own.

Here, a stone border outlines the tree bed and separates the pale gravel from the surrounding lawn. These two angles show how that feature connects with the planting along the house.

Would you prefer a separate tree island or one continuous front-yard planting bed?

09/23/2026

Great review from Lyle... "I highly recommend Hole In One! They always do an amazing job!"

"I highly recommend Hole In One! They always do an amazing job!"

09/22/2026

Great review from Nick... "Turned my backyard from mud and weeds to a usable oasis. No more muddy dog prints or mowing. Just check out the photos. These guys are very professional and quick once they get started. Took one week to do all this work"

"Turned my backyard from mud and weeds to a usable oasis. No more muddy dog prints or mowing. Just check out the photos. These guys are very professional and quick once they get started. Took one week to do all this work"

09/14/2026

Great review from Eduardo... "Great service. Has always performed the requested work on the scheduled days. Always willing to return within the following day if additional work was needed. Very easy payment system."

"Great service. Has always performed the requested work on the scheduled days. Always willing to return within the following day if additional work was needed. Very easy payment system."

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years later, we remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the heroes who stepped forward when others needed them most.

Behind every name was someone loved. Someone whose place at the table can never be filled.

Today, our Hole In One Lawns family joins in honoring their memory. May we carry that remembrance into how we care for our neighbors—with kindness, courage, and compassion.

Never forgotten. Forever in our hearts. 🇺🇸

09/10/2026

A beautiful patio starts with a plan for where the water will go.

Before the first paver is installed, the design should account for finished elevations, roof runoff, base conditions and transitions into the surrounding landscape. Solving these details early can help prevent water from collecting near doors, walls and patio edges.

Which detail would you want explained first—slope, downspouts or edge preparation?

Save this checklist before comparing patio proposals.

09/09/2026

Your landscaping can look incredible during the day—and unfinished after sunset. 🌅

Good landscape lighting isn’t about installing the most fixtures. It’s about controlling glare, creating depth and illuminating the areas people actually use.

In San Antonio landscapes, selective lighting can highlight mature live oaks, reveal limestone textures and make steps and pathways easier to navigate without overpowering the property.

Which lighting problem have you noticed most: harsh glare, dark pathways or too many fixtures?

09/09/2026

Your watering day is a window—not a requirement to run the sprinklers the entire time. 💧

For San Antonio homeowners served by SAWS, smart watering starts with knowing your schedule and matching it to your watering method.

Thinking beyond the controller helps, too. Drought-tolerant plants suited to your yard’s conditions, mulch and thoughtful planting layouts can reduce water needs once established. New plants still need establishment care; additional irrigation days require an approved SAWS variance.

Save this guide for your next controller check. Other water providers may have different rules.

Which part of your yard would you most like to make less dependent on irrigation?

09/08/2026

Have a shady spot in your San Antonio yard that needs some color? Turk’s cap is a Texas native we love incorporating into our designs for its distinctive red blooms and drought tolerance once established.

The key is putting it in the right spot—and remembering that even drought-tolerant plants need water while their roots establish.

Would you add Turk’s cap beneath your trees or along a shaded walkway?

09/08/2026

San Antonio landscapes don’t need thirsty plants to deliver strong color and texture. 🪻

Autumn sage and Texas lantana are excellent choices for sunny, well-drained areas, while Turk’s cap performs better where live oaks or structures create partial shade. The difference comes from placing each plant where its natural habits work with the property—not against it.

Which would fit your yard best: autumn sage, Texas lantana or Turk’s cap?

Save this list for your next landscape-design conversation.