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Grow and Co Texas Landscape Design + Build Residential Landscape Design + Build

IT’S ALWAYS OUTDOOR SEASON IN OUR BOOK. Come and join our common thread.

THE GROW & CO DESIGN + BUILD TEAM CREATES A ONE-OF-A-KIND AND PERSONALIZED EXPERIENCE. WE ARE INSPIRED BY NATURE AS WELL AS OUR CLIENTS. WE COMBINE TRADITION WITH INNOVATION THAT COMPLIMENTS YOUR HOME'S NATURAL AESTHETIC. WE BELIEVE THAT EVERY SEED HAS A STORY AND WE CAREFULLY TEND TO THE EARTH USING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES. Let’s go outside.

A little seasonal PSA from the garden: asp season is here.If you’re spending time outdoors in Houston and the Gulf Coast...
10/06/2026

A little seasonal PSA from the garden: asp season is here.

If you’re spending time outdoors in Houston and the Gulf Coast this time of year, keep an eye out for these fuzzy caterpillars. They’re easy to overlook because they look soft and harmless, but those hairs can deliver a painful sting if you brush against them or pick one up.

We found these this morning tucked into a client’s live oak trees, but asps aren’t limited to oaks. They can also be found on elm, maple, willow, roses, and other common landscape plants.

Late summer through fall is when we tend to see them become more noticeable, so this is a good time to take a closer look when working around trees, shrubs, and garden beds.

Our advice: admire them from a distance, don’t handle them, and teach kids to do the same. If you find a concentration of them around your garden, let your landscape or garden professional know so they can identify what you’re seeing and determine the appropriate next step.

They may look cute and fuzzy, but this is one garden visitor that’s best appreciated from a distance.

Scenes from The Garden - Travel EditionI’m incredibly grateful to have been invited by John Fairey Garden to spend a wee...
09/25/2026

Scenes from The Garden - Travel Edition

I’m incredibly grateful to have been invited by John Fairey Garden to spend a week exploring gardens, historic houses, nurseries, and a few very special places across Sussex and Bath.

From Great Dixter and Sissinghurst to private gardens and smaller places we would have never found on our own, there was so much to see, learn from, and simply enjoy.

What made the trip especially meaningful was the opportunity to experience these gardens alongside people who care deeply about horticulture, design, history, and the craft of gardening.

A big thank you to the John Fairey Garden for the invitation and for putting together such a thoughtful trip. I’m very grateful to have been a part of it, and I’m coming home with plenty of inspiration.

We are hiring a Director of Finance & Administration!It is not a big-company finance job.We’re a team of 70. You won’t h...
09/21/2026

We are hiring a Director of Finance & Administration!

It is not a big-company finance job.

We’re a team of 70. You won’t have a team of analysts underneath you. Some weeks you’ll be building the model, and other weeks you’ll be chasing a vendor about an invoice.

Here’s what you get instead.

We’re building toward a big future that we’ve said out loud to our entire team. You’ll own the financial architecture and the support systems that help us get there. Not just report on it. Own it.

You’ll have a seat at the table, and you’ll be able to look back at a decision the company made and know you had a hand in it.

We’re a family-owned, premium horticulture firm in Houston. Ten years in. Profitable, growing, and serious about where we’re headed.

If you’re the kind of finance person who has ever been frustrated that your work disappeared into a slide nobody read, this is the opposite of that.

Please send resumes to [email protected]

And if someone comes to mind, send this to them.

09/04/2026

Over the last year, our leadership team has embarked on a strategic planning journey, each leader taking ownership of an important part of where we’re headed: Influence, Growth, People and Operational Excellence.

Together, we’ve spent time getting clear on our vision for the future and the kind of company we want to continue building.

For us, it’s not simply about doing more. It’s about doing meaningful work with the right people, creating stronger systems, investing in our team, and continuing to deliver thoughtful care to the clients and landscapes entrusted to us.

We’re building around strong partnerships, horticultural expertise, proactive management and landscapes designed to last for generations.

There’s still plenty of work ahead but we’re grateful for the clarity, the people, and the shared commitment that continue to move us forward.

Building with intention.

Spring’s fully on, color pushing, vines reaching, grass dialed in. Evergreen hedges holding it all together with year-ro...
04/17/2026

Spring’s fully on, color pushing, vines reaching, grass dialed in. Evergreen hedges holding it all together with year-round structure.

Max (our production manager) was out this week, keeping things moving and adding a little personality while helping us land the placement of a new tree. Good work, good energy.

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