Yards that age into their best version.
Most Florida landscapes peak the week they're installed. We design ours to peak in year five — and keep going.
What this is.
The default Florida landscape — generic palms, foundation shrubs, a sea of turf — eats water, eats fertilizer, eats your weekends, and never quite looks finished.
We design with Florida-friendly and Florida-native palettes that fit your soil, your light, your water table, and the way you actually live in the yard. Hardscape, beds, irrigation and turf are planned as one system, not bolted on after the fact.
Install crews are in-house. The same team that designs the plan installs it — so the drawing survives contact with reality.
Scope of work.
Landscape design
Site-specific plans drawn around your soil, sun, water, and goals.
Plant install
Native and Florida-friendly palettes, sourced from regional growers.
Sod & turf
St. Augustine, Zoysia, Bahia — laid right, with soil prep underneath.
Irrigation
Drip and zoned spray systems planned for water restrictions and root health.
Xeriscaping
Low-water designs for restricted zones, second homes, and coastal sites.
Hardscape & mulch
Paver paths, edging, bed work, premium mulch refreshed seasonally.
Bed renovation
Tearing out tired beds and rebuilding them with the soil they should have had.
Full-service maintenance
Monthly upkeep tied to the install — so the design actually holds.
A repeatable process, every time.
- 01
Site read
Soil, sun, drainage, existing trees, water access, restrictions.
- 02
Design
Plant plan, hardscape plan, irrigation plan — drawn together.
- 03
Install
Beds, hardscape, irrigation, sod, plants. Phased if needed.
- 04
Establish
Watering schedule, first-year care plan, optional maintenance contract.
A landscape is a system, not a shopping list.
When the irrigation, the soil, the plant choices and the maintenance plan are designed together, the yard gets easier every year. When they're not, it gets harder.
Often pairs with.
Ready when you are.
Most engagements begin with a free walkthrough. Tell us what you're seeing — we'll come look.