Immediately recognizable to most Floridians, mangroves, with their distinctive root systems that dot the muddy shores of rivers and estuaries around South Florida, play an important ecological role. T...

Have a problem w your palms and not sure what it could be? Palms are very unique plants and are not like most trees. They require a very specific amount of fertilizer compared to turf grass. They can ...

Unlike the “AstroTurf” of yesteryear, today’s artificial turf looks and feels like natural grass, minus the weeds and brown patches, and it has myriad advantages over a traditional lawn. For starters,...

Backyard walkways and paths are a great way to connect parts of your yard and create separate areas within it. Residential and commercial landscapes can benefit from various types of walkways and path...

Since the mid-nineties, harmful algal blooms known as “red tide” have dramatically increased in duration and concentration. Although Florida red tide develops miles offshore, human-contributed nutrien...

A Casey Key home we did the landcaping for was recently featured in an article for Detroit Home Magazine. A respectful innovation of an original 1940s Florida cottage honors the best of the past and p...

Florida Oolite – (Coral Stone) found at or near the surface in southeastern peninsular of Florida from Palm Beach County to the Barrier Islands east of Miami bordering Biscayne Bay and the lower Keys ...