– Standing in the center of the courtyard one can truly appreciate the beauty of this area. Bright St Augustine turf compliments the wide array of color and trees featured, including the outstanding Pride of Barbados shown here.

The crisp edges of St Augustine turf create sharp, eye-pleasing lines in the center of this photo. The array of plants here shows the wide variety that is spread across this beautiful property.

A thriving Pecan tree provides shade to a popular seating area in the courtyard. Tenants can sit and chat while taking in the beautiful scenery that is provided. This Decomposed Granite area with 10-inch Limestone Chop Block Border is an original seating space, bordered by Sago, Dianella, Parryi Agave, Giant Liriope, Asian Jasmine, Dwarf Yaupon, Texas Red Bud, Texas Mountain Laurel, St Augustine turf, and New Mexico River Gravel.

As you enter the courtyard from building IV, bright greenery greets you from every direction, accented by the New Mexico River Gravel. Big Blue Liriope, Butterfly Iris, Variegated Liriope, Foxtail Fern, Texas Red Bud, and Windmill Palms make up this spectacular area.

The exit from building III into the courtyard provides tenants with beautiful green scenery as they walk the trail that winds throughout.

From inside building IV, tenants receive a stunning view of the native Live Oaks and plant material in the courtyard.

Another view of the courtyard shows stunning plant life, including Live Oak, Texas Sabal Palm, Pride of Barbados, Maiden Grass, Bamboo Muhly, Red Vinca, and Texas Red Bud.

Another view of the seating area in the courtyard shows the variety of plant material and size of the courtyard. Tents frequent this area when walking between buildings, or sitting to enjoy lunch

Additional seating is located on the opposite side of the courtyard under the shade of a Live Oak grove. In Texas, it is warm from March-October, so this area provides a place to stay cool even on the hottest of days.