PREMIUM
LANDSCAPE
PRODUCTS
From Field to Flower Bed
Our line of Texas Native landscape products is an ever-expanding collection of mulches, soils, and composts made to nourish your landscape at every step. Whether you're a landscaping professional, a dedicated homeowner, or anywhere in between, we provide the right products to help your landscape thrive and look its best.
Now Open in Houston
We’re excited to welcome Texas Native to the Houston market with two convenient locations in Humble and Dayton, TX. These yards expand our ability to serve the Greater Houston area with premium mulches, soils, composts, and landscape materials. Backed by dependable customer service and locally sourced products, we’re here to help contractors, landscapers, and homeowners get quality materials when they need them.
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Located in Humble, TX, our 10-acre Texas Native Landscape Supply facility provides premium mulch, soil, compost, and bulk landscape materials for residential and commercial projects. We also accept brush and yard waste for recycling, converting green waste into sustainable landscape products. This location helps Houston-area customers access quality materials with convenience and dependable service.
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Located in Dayton, TX, our 42-acre Texas Native Landscape Supply facility serves both retail and commercial customers with premium mulch, soil, compost, and bulk landscape materials. This site also operates as a key production yard, supporting large-scale blending and manufacturing. With plans to install bagging lines for Texas Native bagged products, the Dayton location strengthens our ability to deliver consistent quality, reliable supply, and efficient distribution throughout the Greater Houston area.
Recycling the Texas
Landscape Since 1987
For over 35 years, Texas Native has been collecting organic materials and transforming them into sustainable landscaping products. From the beginning, we've been focused on diverting green waste from landfills and burn piles while helping our local contractors and homeowners conserve water and promote soil health in their landscapes.
