Responsibility is more than a buzzword.
At Native Edge, we don’t just create native landscapes—we are one.
We run our business exactly like we serve our customers,
with genuine care, commitment, and dedicated responsibility…
To our environment.
We strive to incorporate cutting-edge techniques in green and eco-friendly landscaping, and we’re committed to staying up-to-date with all of our design and maintenance techniques.
To our community.
We work only with local suppliers and resources. By building strong relationships with other Austin businesses, we minimize costs, lessen our environmental footprint, and support our local economy.
To the greater good.
We consider social responsibility an important part of our mission, from partnering with local non-profits to sponsoring charitable events and donating money and materials to important causes.
To our team.
We believe that doing great work starts with offering great work. We take care of our own by paying a living wage, offering benefits and perks, and supporting our team members’ work-life balance.
We strive to incorporate cutting-edge techniques in green and eco-friendly landscaping, and we’re committed to staying up-to-date with all of our design and maintenance techniques.
How We Stay Local
We like to go beyond just keeping Austin weird—we do everything we can to keep it strong and thriving, by:
- Using only native plants in our landscapes—those that grow naturally in our area and are more resilient in our local environment.
- Utilizing Texas materials and resources, creating less impact on the environment and reducing gas emissions from transporting these materials from far away.
- Working with local suppliers and vendors to support our native economy. We shop and buy locally for our office goods, clothing, print design, etc.
Some of Our Local Suppliers & Partners
- The Bumper Sticker Store
- Under Pressure
- Capital Stamp Company
- Miller Blue Print
- Ten Gage
- Contenterie
Organizations We Give to
We’re actively involved in donating time, money, and materials to a growing list of organizations and associations. To find out how you can help or join in, or to find out more about these groups, visit the websites below.
