What to Expect from Your Landscape in May As spring transitions into early summer, May marks a turning point for commercial landscapes in Jacksonville and across North Florida. Warmer temperatures, increased humidity, and the beginning of a rainy season all contribute to faster plant growth and changing maintenance needs. Here’s what you can expect during...

April Irrigation Adjustments: How to Prepare Sprinkler Systems for More Rain Florida’s rainy season begins in April and runs all the way through October, bringing frequent and heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Here’s how you can  adjust your sprinkler systems this month to protect your commercial property:   Water Distribution & Scheduling One of the most...

  Preparing Your Commercial Landscape for FL’s Rainy Season Florida’s rainy season begins in April and runs all the way through October, bringing frequent and heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Here’s how to prepare your commercial property for the upcoming months:   Drainage & Stormwater Management One of the most important steps in preparing for the...

  March Tips for North Florida Gardening If gardening is part of how you present your Jacksonville landscape, you’ll want to know these tips for what to plant in the month of March: Flowers & Bulbs According to the University of Florida (UF/IFAS), you should try planting annuals, perennials, and wildflowers that are warm-season, such...

  Winter Landscaping Tips for Florida HOAs While much of the country slows down during winter, Florida HOA communities still require thoughtful landscape maintenance to maintain curb appeal and protect property values. Cooler temperatures naturally reduce plant growth, making winter an ideal time to focus on smart adjustments rather than aggressive treatments. Adjust Irrigation Schedules...

  Part 2: Top Florida Landscaping Mistakes READ MORE | Part 1: Top Florida Landscaping Mistakes While choosing the right plants for your landscape should be a top priority, it is equally essential to choose the right design to ensure the longest life possible for your landscape. For example, the University of Florida (UF/IFAS) writes...

  Part 1: Top Florida Landscaping Mistakes Plant Selection Light, soil, and moisture conditions have a big impact on where plants need to be set. Paying attention to the conditions of your proposed landscape location can help the plants you choose live a long and happy life! The University of Florida (UF/IFAS) notes that, “for...

  New Year, New Landscape: Tips for Winter Watering & Fertilization READ MORE | DIY-ing Irrigation Audits & Increasing Water Efficiency Florida’s winter landscapes require protective measures to ensure year-round enjoyment. Experts at the University of Florida (UF/IFAS) say that during the cooler months, Florida’s plant growth slows or stops altogether. “Deciduous trees drop their...

  Florida’s Growing Population & Water Usage As the sunshine state’s population grows, so does its commercial development. As a result, subdivisions, roadways, and other projects are putting an increasing amount of pressure on Florida’s water resources. According to the Florida Nursery, Growers, and Landscape Association (FNGLA), these changes with added water demand are causing...

  How to Prepare Your Florida Landscape for Holiday Visitors Tidy Up! If your landscape has overturned planters, dirt on the pathways, or a general spirit of disarray, this is your place to start. A clean space will make the landscape feel like it’s tailored to your guests.   Lights and Decor Next, try adding...