Galindo Landscaping

About Galindo Landscaping

Take Creek Road south in April and the ditches go blue and orange with wildflowers while the cypress along the water leaf out late and all at once. Galindo Landscaping works in that same palette — native beds, stone borders and edging, plantings, mulch and the shaping that turns a bare Hill Country lot into something that looks like it grew there on its own. Rock is the local building material whether you want it or not, so it gets used: set for a border, a low wall, a bed that holds its shape when the rain finally comes hard. Every yard around Dripping Springs sits differently on its slope, and reading that slope is most of the work. The finish is a landscape that looks settled and unhurried, as though it had been there longer than the tire tracks in the drive.