Landscaping & Landscape Design in Stone Oak and North San Antonio
Stone Oak is one of San Antonio’s most established and visually polished neighborhoods – and keeping up with that standard takes more than a bag of mulch and a few shrubs from the garden center. At San Antonio Landscape & Design, we work with residential clients throughout Stone Oak, the TPC Parkway corridor, and the broader North San Antonio area to create landscapes that are as refined as the communities they’re in.
Whether you’re dealing with a newly built home that needs a design from the ground up, a mature yard that’s gone a little sideways, or a front bed that just never quite looked the way you imagined – we can help. And we’ll start the right way: with a plan.
Why Stone Oak Homeowners Choose SA Landscapes
Stone Oak has some of the most active HOAs in San Antonio, and landscape approvals can be a process. We’ve navigated that world for years – and our hand-drawn custom designs carry a 95% HOA approval rate. When you bring your design to your HOA review board, it looks professional, detailed, and complete.
We start with a consultation at your property – typically 2 to 3 hours. We walk the yard, talk through your vision, and then produce a fully custom hand-drawn landscape design along with an itemized cost estimate. Both are yours to keep. Use them with us, take them to another contractor, or present them to your HOA. No strings, no pressure.
Stone Oak Landscaping Services
Landscape Design
Our $175 design special (regularly $250) covers the full consultation, a hand-drawn design specific to your property, and an itemized cost estimate. This is the foundation every successful landscaping project should start with.
HOA-Ready Landscape Plans
We know the Stone Oak HOA requirements and design accordingly – proper setbacks, approved plant categories, hardscape proportions, and the level of visual detail that review committees expect. Our 95% approval rate speaks for itself.
Landscape Installation
Full installation services once the design is set – plant sourcing, bed preparation, edging, mulching, and site cleanup. Every plant selection accounts for the North San Antonio microclimate, soil conditions, and sun exposure on your specific lot.
Planting Plans
Targeted planting plans for a specific area – a foundation bed, a backyard garden, a parkway strip, or a problem zone you’ve never been happy with. We’ll recommend regionally appropriate species that look great and require realistic maintenance.
Hardscape & Outdoor Living Design
Stone Oak homeowners invest in their outdoor living spaces. We incorporate patios, walkways, stone edging, and structural elements into our designs to create a complete picture – not just plants dropped into beds.
Front Yard Redesign & Refresh
Your front yard is your home’s first statement. We specialize in front yard transformations that elevate curb appeal, satisfy HOA standards, and make your home look like it was designed with intention from the street.
Start with a Design - $175
The best landscaping projects start before the first shovel hits the ground. Our design consultation gives you a hand-drawn plan and a full cost estimate to take wherever you need.
Designing for North San Antonio’s Environment
The Stone Oak area sits on the southern edge of the Hill Country limestone shelf – which means shallow, alkaline soil with good drainage but limited moisture retention. Summers are long and hot. Winter freezes are infrequent but real. Water restrictions are a recurring reality.
Our plant recommendations for Stone Oak lean heavily on drought-tolerant native and adaptive species: Texas Sage, Autumn Sage, Rosemary, Red Yucca, Esperanza, Turk’s Cap, Dwarf Palmetto, and ornamental grasses like Gulf Muhly and Lindheimer’s Muhly.
Serving Stone Oak, TPC Parkway, and North San Antonio
We serve all of Stone Oak and the surrounding North San Antonio neighborhoods including the 281 corridor, Sonterra, Canyon Golf, Thousand Oaks, and the neighborhoods extending toward Bulverde Road. We also serve clients throughout Bexar County and into the Hill Country corridor.