The Grounds — Timber Creek Meadow

The Grounds

Picturesque vignettes,
scattered across the property.

Beyond the greenhouse itself, the property offers a handful of distinct backdrops worth building a session around.

A weathered vintage red tractor in tall grass, with the greenhouse visible in the distance beyond the meadow.
The Vintage Tractor A weathered, timeworn tractor — rustic charm for editorial and brand work.
Two children sitting together on a wooden rope swing hung among the trees.
The Rope Swing A vintage, traditional rope swing set among the trees, created for both candid and playful moments. Photo: @stellarmoonphoto
A rustic wooden barn decorated for Christmas with wreaths, garland, a nutcracker and an evergreen tree.
The Barn A weathered wood barn tucked among the trees. The barn is currently set up for Christmas with our life size nutcracker waiting to greet you.
Boulder woods photo Coming soon
The Boulder Woods A wooded area anchored by a large natural boulder — quiet, dramatic light.

Photos for each vignette will be added as they're captured — check back soon.

The Land

A pasture in bloom.

Wildflowers in the pasture

We have spent the last few years returning this two-acre pasture to a native Texas blackland prairie, which showcases native grasses and flowers in their original wild state. The result is a beautiful, ever-changing environment, different with each week and month.

The property's native wildflowers bring color and texture through every season — a living backdrop that changes month to month. Below is a running record of what's blooming on-site.

Dusk meadow with dramatic pink-orange sky
Peach Blossom · Feb–Mar
Indian Paintbrush in the pasture
Indian Paintbrush · Mar–May
Spiderwort — vivid blue petals in green grass
Corn Poppy · Apr–May
Photinia blossoms — clusters of white flowers with golden centers
Photinia · Mar–Apr
Dragonfly at rest on the greenhouse arched transom
Annual Broomweed · Aug–Oct
Wildflower photo
Turk’s Cap · May–Nov
Wildflower photo
Lemon Beebalm · May–Jul
Wildflower photo
Beebalm & Black-eyed Susan · May–Jul
Wildflower photo
Pink Purslane · Jun–Sep
Wildflower photo
Indian Blanket & Beebalm · May–Jul
Wildflower photo
Spiderwort · Mar–May
Wildflower photo
Vitex · May–Sep

Plan Your Visit

Getting Around the Meadow

Timber Creek Meadow is a working rural property, and much of its charm comes from leaving the land as nature made it. Please plan your visit with that in mind.

Arrival and parking

Parking is in a gravel area about 100 yards from the start of the garden paths. The walk crosses gravel and natural ground, so please allow a few extra minutes.

Paths and grounds

Our paths are made of natural materials such as wood mulch and are not paved. Surfaces may be soft, uneven, or sloped, and can be muddy after rain. The wildflower fields and Boulder Woods are open natural terrain with grass, roots, rocks, and changes in elevation.

The creek

The property sits along a creek, and its banks have steep, sharp drops in places. Please stay on the established paths at all times.

The greenhouse

The greenhouse sits on a raised porch reached by steps, with a raised threshold at the door.

What to wear

We recommend flat, closed-toe shoes with good traction. Heels and delicate footwear may sink into mulch and soft ground. Consider bringing a change of shoes for your session or event.

We're happy to help

If you or any of your guests have mobility needs or other accessibility questions, please reach out before booking by texting 214-842-0007. We'll talk through the property with you and do our best to make your visit work, including suggesting locations that fit your needs.