The Danger:

• Weevil Onslaught: Spring and summer bring peak weevil activity. These destructive insects can infest and kill your palms, ruining your landscape’s beauty and value.
• Multiple Threats: Our treatment targets not just the palmetto weevil, but also the highly destructive red palm weevil and South American palm weevil – all major threats to Florida’s palms.

Our Solution:

Rockaway Landscaping’s neonicotinoid insecticide palm drench program offers a powerful preventative and curative solution:

• Early Detection, Early Eradication: Our systemic treatment reaches hidden larvae, stopping them before they cause irreversible harm to your vulnerable palms, including Canary Island date, Bismarck, Queen, Coconut, Fishtail, Chinese fan, and Sabal palms.

Why Your Palms Might Be at Risk:

• Weevil Magnets: Stressed palms emit distress signals (palm esters) that attract weevils.
• Weevil Communication: Once a weevil finds a stressed palm, it leaves a pheromone trail, attracting others and creating a breeding ground.

Protect Your Palms Today!

Don’t let your palms become a weevil buffet! Our proactive approach safeguards your trees against infestations caused by:

• Over-Pruning: We strengthen your palm’s defenses, allowing it to recover from pruning without attracting pests.
• Physical Damage: Our drench application fortifies your tree from the inside out, helping it resist weevil attacks.
• Stress: We promote overall palm health, giving your tree the natural resilience to fight off weevils caused by nutrient deficiencies, harsh weather, or improper watering.

Rockaway’s Proven Protection:

• Systematic Defense: Our drench soaks the palm heart, root zone and trunk, delivering insecticide throughout the palm’s vascular system for continuous protection.
• Broad Spectrum Control: Our treatment combats multiple weevil threats.
• Long-lasting Results: Quarterly treatments ensure consistent protection during peak weevil activity.

Don’t gamble with their health and take steps to protect palms from weevils today! Contact us for a quote and let’s get you on the Palm Drench Treatment Program to ensure your palms continue to grace your property for years to come.

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Join Rockaway on Saturday, April 20 as we celebrate Earth Day at the Beaches Branch Library (600 3rd St., Neptune Beach, Florida) for plant giveaways while supplies last and enter contests to win trees. We’ll have Earth Day themed coloring material for children, literature on sustainability, Florida Friendly Landscaping & more! Hosted by Friends of the Beaches Branch Library & Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping!

Fun Educational Earth Day Activities for Children:

Free Printable Earth Day Coloring Pages for Children

More Printable Earth Day Coloring Pages from Parents.com

Gardening Activity Worksheets from Hess UnAcademy 

Free Online Earth Day Games

Recommended Florida Friendly Landscaping & Horticultural Resources:

IFAS Bookstore

Enter HERE for a chance to win a Christmas tree in our monthly Christmas Tree voucher giveaway!
Up to $200 value redeemable at our lot during the holiday season!

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This free event takes place on Saturday, April 6th, from 10 am to 2 pm, at the Pablo Historical Park.

Here’s what you can look forward to:

• Free tomato plants: Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping is giving away complimentary tomato plants to the community.
• Tree giveaways: Enter contests to win a beautiful tree: a 15-gallon live oak, queen palm, or crape myrtle.
• Christmas tree giveaway: Participate in a separate contest for a chance to win a fresh Christmas tree with a voucher worth up to $200 redeemable at Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping’s Christmas tree lot later this year.
• Other event highlights: Enjoy horticultural exhibits, family-friendly activities, educational lectures, and live children’s music.

It’s a fun-filled day for the whole family, so don’t miss out!

Event details:

• Date: Saturday, April 6, 2024
• Time: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
• Location: Beaches Museum’s Pablo Historical Park
• Cost: Free with a suggested donation of $5 to support the Beaches Museum

FROM THE MUSEUM: “Please join Beaches Museum on Saturday, April 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the annual Springing the Blooms celebration. Taking place throughout the Museum’s Pablo Historical Park, Springing the Blooms will feature horticultural exhibits, family-friendly activities, educational lectures, and live children’s music on the historic Foreman’s House front porch. During this event, the Beaches Train Club will run the Florida East Coast model train.

Springing the Blooms will feature a lecture series starting with “Datil Peppers” presented by Troy Main and Scott Murray of Mayhem Datil Pepper Farms at 11:30 a.m. followed by “On Monarchs” featuring Master Gardener Ginger Ayer at 12:30 p.m. The event will also include a quilt raffle by Coastal Quilters.

This event is free with a $5 suggested donation to support Beaches Museum. Please pre-register HERE. Visit the Beaches Museum website www.beachesmuseum.org or call 904-241-5657 for further information.”

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This guide explores the hottest HOA landscaping trends, helping you boost resident satisfaction, property values, and save on maintenance costs.

Residents Crave Inviting Outdoor Areas

Embrace the outdoors: After years spent mostly indoors, people are yearning for fresh air and connection. Invest in pergolas, patios, fire pits, and comfortable seating areas to create useable outdoor havens.

Pergolas: Imagine these as open-air extensions of your living space. They provide shade and structure, perfect for outdoor dining areas or relaxation spots. Consider installing climbing vines on the supports for an extra touch of nature.

Patios & Decks: Create a solid foundation for your outdoor living area. We provide patios and decks from a variety of materials best suited for your landscape design. Then, add comfortable outdoor furniture that complements your HOA landscaping style.

Fire pits: The warm glow of a fire pit creates a natural gathering spot for residents to enjoy conversation and connection under the stars. Fire pits come in a variety of styles and sizes to fit any space.

Seating areas: Don’t forget the comfy spots to relax! Invest in weather-resistant furniture that encourages residents to linger outdoors. Ottomans, sectionals, and chaise lounges are all great options.

Beat the sun: Provide shade with stylish sunshades or retractable screens. This allows residents to enjoy the outdoors comfortably, minimizing glare and sun exposure risks.

Sunshades: There are many stylish sunshade options available, from free-standing umbrellas to large sailcloth designs. Consider the size and layout of your space when choosing a sunshade.

Retractable screens: These screens offer the best of both worlds – shade when you need it and open skies when you don’t. They are growing in popularity and going up in new and existing Northeast Florida communities from Nocatee to the beaches.

Go Beyond Green: Embrace Color

Expand your palette: Don’t limit yourself to just flowers! Consider using a variety of colorful elements like foliage, plant containers, and sculptures.

Foliage: Plants come in a surprising array of colors beyond just green. Consider burgundy colored shrubs, variegated hostas, or golden ornamental grasses to add pops of color throughout your landscape.

Plant containers: Colorful containers can add a big design statement. Choose pots in bright hues or fun patterns to complement your landscaping scheme.

Sculptures: Don’t be afraid to add a touch of whimsy with colorful sculptures. This is a great way to express the unique personality of your HOA community.

Trending hues: While specific colors can change, pink is always welcoming. Black, white, and gray are currently popular for patios and containers.

Local flair: Consider Jacksonville’s unique climate and incorporate cool blues, silvers, and grays alongside lush greens and warm sandy tones. Think of the calming colors of the beach and bring that feeling into your HOA landscape.

Contemporary Designs with a Sustainable Twist

Sharp lines and modern shapes:

Geometric pavers: Pavers come in a variety of shapes and sizes, allowing you to create unique patterns and designs for your walkways and patios.

Cubed containers: Square or rectangular planters add a modern touch to your landscaping. Group containers of various sizes together for a visually interesting display.

Unique pathways: Ditch the traditional straight pathways and create winding walkways or curved stepping stones. This adds visual interest and encourages exploration of the outdoor space.

Artificial turf: While not suitable for every situation, artificial turf can be a great way to reduce maintenance needs in high-traffic areas. Choose a high-quality turf that looks and feels natural.

Sustainable choices: Consider use of native plants: These plants are adapted to your local climate and soil conditions, meaning they require less water and fertilizer to thrive. They also provide valuable food and habitat for butterflies, bees, and other pollinators.

Work with what you have: Breathe new life into existing features! A skilled landscaper can use the natural topography to create beautiful and sustainable landscapes. We believe every landscape holds potential, just like weathered furniture holding memories. We’ll help you revive its spirit, bringing back its bloom and beauty.

Water Wisely

Conserving water is a top priority in Florida’s sunny climate. Here are some irrigation trends to consider for your HOA landscape:

• Water-saving irrigation systems: Upgrade your existing system to a smart irrigation controller. These systems use weather data and soil moisture sensors to deliver the right amount of water to your plants, avoiding overwatering and saving you money on your water bill.
• Drip irrigation: This targeted watering system delivers water directly to the root zone of plants, minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency.
• Native plants: As mentioned earlier, native plants are naturally adapted to your local climate and require less water to thrive.

Prioritize Resident Well-being

Biophilic design: aims to integrate elements of the natural world into built environments to enhance human experience and well-being. Create a connection to nature by incorporating elements like seating areas amidst greenery, community gardens, and water features. Studies have shown that biophilic design offers a range of benefits, including:

• Reduced stress and anxiety
• Improved mood and cognitive function
• Enhanced creativity and productivity
• Stronger sense of place and community
• Increased physical activity and overall health

Transform your HOA’s landscape from ordinary to extraordinary. Have your HOA Landscape Committee contact Rockaway Landscaping today and let’s discuss how we can create a beautiful and functional outdoor space that reflects the unique personality of your community.

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Blooming Beauty and Beyond

Spring isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s prime time for planting! With the soil warmed and days lengthening, it’s perfect for establishing trees and shrubs that will provide shade, privacy, and visual interest for years to come. Picture majestic oaks, fragrant magnolias, or colorful crape myrtles framing your home.

Creating a Functional Oasis

A beautiful front yard is more than just plants and paths. Consider creating a cozy seating area with pavers or decking beneath the canopy of a mature tree, a haven for quiet mornings with a cup of coffee or evening gatherings with loved ones. Add a touch of whimsy with a colorful birdbath or a small fountain to attract local wildlife.

Vertical Gardens for Compact Spaces

For those with limited space, vertical gardens offer a creative solution. Utilize hanging baskets, stacked planters, or trellises to cultivate vibrant vines, fragrant herbs, or cascading flowers. Spring’s gentle showers and warm sunshine are ideal for establishing these vertical wonders, ensuring they flourish throughout the season.

Personal Touches Make it Home

Don’t forget the finishing touches! Decorative accents like sculptures, wind chimes, and colorful pots add a touch of your personality, making your front yard a true reflection of your unique style.

Jacksonville’s Diverse Landscape

Jacksonville’s diverse landscape boasts unique microclimates, offering a wide variety of options for spring plantings. From the newly designated 9b zone basking in extra warmth to the familiar conditions of the 9a zone, there are vibrant blooms and thriving plants waiting to grace your spring front yard.

Embrace the Potential of Spring

With a little planning, you can unlock the hidden potential of your front yard, creating a vibrant space that welcomes the warm Jacksonville spring and every season to come. So, embrace the opportunities this season brings and let your creativity flow. Your front yard awaits its transformation!

Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping can be your partner in this endeavor. Our team of experienced landscape architects and designers will work closely with you to understand your vision, values, and lifestyle. We’ll translate your dreams into a reality, creating a sustainable landscape that not only complements your home but also fosters a sense of well-being.

Contact Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping today to book a consultation. Let’s grow something beautiful together.

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Building a Strong Foundation:

The journey begins with a foundation. Before colorful blooms erupt or vegetable harvests arrive, healthy soil is essential. Similarly, our core values are the bedrock upon which we build our lives. Landscaping mirrors this principle. A well-designed irrigation system, hidden beneath the surface, ensures the entire landscape receives the life-giving water it needs. Likewise, our values act as an unseen guiding force, influencing our decisions and shaping our character.

Weathering the Storms:

No garden is immune to challenges. Insects, unexpected frosts, and even disease can threaten our meticulously nurtured plants. These obstacles are a metaphor for the inevitable setbacks we face in life. Just as a resilient gardener adapts their methods to overcome these challenges, we too can learn from adversity. Perhaps a carefully placed shade cloth protects plants from winter freezes and frost, just as we might develop coping mechanisms to navigate stressful situations.

Letting Go and Accepting Change:

Sometimes, despite our best efforts, a plant simply won’t survive. This impermanence is a fact of life, both in the garden and beyond. A cherished tree might succumb to disease, or a carefully planned landscaping feature might not translate well to reality. These moments teach us to accept change and let go. We can learn from the experience, amend our approach, and move forward with a newfound understanding.

The Beauty of the Process:

It’s easy to become fixated on the final harvest, the basket overflowing with plump tomatoes or the vibrant display of blooming flowers. But gardening, like landscaping, teaches us to savor the journey. The satisfaction of turning bare soil into a flourishing landscape, or the joy of watching a seedling emerge from the earth, is a process to be cherished. Similarly, we should take time to appreciate the small victories and everyday moments in our lives, not just the distant milestones.

Growth Takes Time and Patience:

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is a flourishing garden or a well-developed personal landscape. Lush gardens brimming with life and meticulously designed landscapes are the result of time, patience, and consistent effort. We nurture our plants bit by bit, providing them with the right sunlight, water, and nutrients. Likewise, personal growth is a gradual process. We learn new skills, overcome challenges, and refine our values, all at our own pace.

Finding Serenity in the Present Moment:

The ideal gardener isn’t solely focused on the next harvest. They take time to appreciate the present beauty of their creation, the gentle hum of bees flitting between flowers, or the calming sound of a trickling water feature. In the same way, we should strive to be present in the moment. By integrating landscaping features like patios or seating areas into our design, we create spaces to relax and soak in the beauty of our surroundings. This present moment awareness translates to our lives as well. By appreciating the here and now, we can cultivate a sense of peace and well-being.

The landscaped garden becomes a testament to our efforts, a reflection of not just our aesthetic preferences, but also our inner growth. It’s a space where we can connect with nature, learn from our experiences, and cultivate a sense of peace and tranquility.

Ready to cultivate your sanctuary and personal growth?

Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping can be your partner in this endeavor. Our team of experienced landscape architects and designers will work closely with you to understand your vision, values, and lifestyle. We’ll translate your dreams into a reality, creating a sustainable landscape that not only complements your home but also fosters a sense of well-being.

Contact Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping today to book a consultation. Let’s grow something beautiful together.

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One readily available option is tropical milkweed (Asclepias curassavica). This hardy Central and South American variety boasts several advantages: it’s fast-growing, easy to cultivate compared to native milkweed, and thrives in the winter nesting grounds of Mexico. No wonder it’s the most commonly available milkweed sold in the United States. However, a recent study from the University of Florida throws a wrench into this seemingly perfect solution. It reveals a hidden danger lurking on these tropical beauties: oleander aphids. These tiny sap-sucking insects may seem insignificant, but for monarchs that rely on tropical milkweed, they can spell disaster.

The study found that tropical milkweed infested with oleander aphids became significantly less hospitable to monarchs. Butterflies laid far fewer eggs on aphid-ridden plants, and the caterpillars that did hatch faced a tough battle. They munched on less milkweed, grew at a slower pace, and many never reached adulthood.

This is a double whammy for monarch conservation. While tropical milkweed provides a convenient option for gardeners, it seems aphids find it particularly tasty. The study suggests that native milkweed species, which are less susceptible to aphid-induced problems, might be a better choice for those who truly want to help monarchs.

A Bitter Defense: Here’s the twist: when tropical milkweed is under attack by aphids, it fights back by producing higher levels of chemicals called cardenolides. These cardenolides are a natural defense mechanism, making the plant less appetizing to insects. The monarchs likewise benefit from the cardenoides that reduces their tastiness to predators.

However, there’s a catch-22 for monarchs. While they rely on cardenolides from milkweed for their own protection against predators, too much of a good thing can be bad. The study suggests that the elevated cardenolide levels in aphid-infested tropical milkweed may deter monarch butterflies from laying eggs and make the milkweed less nutritious for the caterpillars that do hatch. This can lead to slower growth and even death for the young monarchs.

Alternatives: The researchers found that monarchs did much better when feeding on native swamp milkweed with its lower levels of cardenolides even when heavily infested with aphids. But don’t despair if your heart is set on tropical milkweed! The researchers offer a glimmer of hope. For smaller gardens, insecticidal soap can be used to control aphid populations, making the milkweed more welcoming to monarchs. So if you are set on the Tropical milkweed and your favorite garden center supply is infested with aphids share this information with them and encourage them to minimize their aphid population.

The study’s authors are exploring alternative pest management solutions that target aphids but leave monarchs unharmed. This research reminds us that even well-intentioned efforts can have unintended consequences. Also be sure to cut back your tropical milkweed in the Fall to encourage monarchs to migrate back to Mexico and avoid the Ophryocystis elektroscirrha (OE) protozoan infestation that ravages the health of over wintering monarch populations. By understanding the complex interactions between plants, insects, and butterflies, we can make informed choices to create a healthier future for these magnificent creatures. So next time you plant milkweed for monarchs, consider the potential aphid threat and choose the best option for your garden and these winged wonders.

From our office in Atlantic Beach and satellites throughout Northeast Florida, Rockaway Inc proudly serves both commercial and residential sustainable landscape design, maintenance, lawn care, irrigation, and outdoor living carpentry client needs in Jacksonville, St Augustine, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, St. Johns, and Fernandina Beach.

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A wooden pergola is a beautiful and versatile addition to any landscape, offering shade, style, and a unique space to relax and entertain. But with so many customization options, how do you create the perfect wood pergola for your needs?

At Rockaway Landscaping, our Outdoor Carpentry team specializes in crafting custom wood pergolas that seamlessly integrate into your landscape design. We understand that every homeowner has unique tastes and goals, which is why we offer a wide range of wood types and placement options to bring your vision to life.

Choosing the Right Wood:

Classic Beauty: For a timeless look, consider natural wood like red cedar, redwood, or pressure-treated pine. These options offer warmth and character, but require regular maintenance to ensure longevity.

Red Cedar: Naturally rot-resistant and insect-repellent, with a beautiful reddish hue that weathers to a soft silver.

Redwood: Naturally weather-resistant with a rich, reddish-brown color that requires minimal maintenance.

Pressure-treated pine: The most affordable option, offering good strength and durability after treatment.

Tropical Hardwood Elegance: For the ultimate in durability and low maintenance, explore tropical hardwood options like teak, mahogany, and Ipe. These woods are naturally resistant to rot, insects, and harsh weather conditions.

Teak: Renowned for its rich golden-brown color, exceptional weather resistance, and minimal maintenance requirements.

Mahogany: A beautiful reddish-brown wood that offers superior strength, stability, and natural weather resistance.

Ipe: An extremely hard and dense wood with a deep reddish-brown color, known for its exceptional durability and resistance to rot, insects, and fire.

Placement for Optimal Use:

Shaded Sanctuary: Create a cool and inviting retreat for entertaining or relaxing by positioning your pergola over a patio, deck, or pool area.

Garden Gateway: Mark a garden entrance or define a specific area in your landscape with a decorative wood pergola. Climbing vines and colorful flowers can enhance the charm.

Protected Plants: Build a freestanding pergola over a garden bed to provide filtered sunlight for delicate plants, allowing them to thrive without burning in direct sun.

Privacy and Ambiance: Enhance the intimacy of your outdoor space with privacy walls or side drapes made from wood lattice on your pergola. This creates a cozy atmosphere and provides additional shade.

Rockaway Landscaping’s Expertise:

Our Outdoor Carpentry team works closely with you and our landscape architect and designers to understand your desired functionality, aesthetic preferences, and budget. We will guide you through wood selection, placement options, and any additional features like retractable shades or lighting to create a truly customized wood pergola.

Let’s Build Your Dream Pergola:

Contact Rockaway Landscaping today to schedule a consultation with our Landscape Design Team. We’ll transform your vision into a beautiful and functional wood pergola that elevates your outdoor living space.

From our office in Atlantic Beach and satellites throughout Northeast Florida, Rockaway Inc proudly serves both commercial and residential sustainable landscape design, maintenance, lawn care, irrigation, and outdoor living carpentry client needs in Jacksonville, St Augustine, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, St. Johns, and Fernandina Beach.

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The Mighty Multitaskers

Plant roots are more than just anchors. They act as a lifeline, performing several essential functions:

Absorption: Roots take up water and nutrients dissolved in the soil, delivering them to the plant for growth and development.

Support: A strong root system provides stability, anchoring the plant and preventing it from toppling over in wind or heavy rain.

Communication: Roots interact with beneficial microbes in the soil, forming partnerships that enhance nutrient uptake and protect against disease. Recent research suggests roots even secrete compounds that influence these microbes, creating a complex and vital communication network.

Healthy Roots, Happy Plants

Just like the saying goes, “you are what you eat,” healthy roots translate to healthy plants. Here’s how:

Increased Growth: Proper water and nutrient uptake fuels vigorous growth, leading to larger plants with more flowers, fruits, or vegetables.

Improved Resilience: Strong roots allow plants to better withstand environmental stresses like drought, heat, and disease. Deeper root systems can access water reserves during dry periods, and a healthy root microbiome can offer protection against pathogens.

Enhanced Beauty: Healthy roots contribute to vibrant foliage, beautiful blooms, and a flourishing garden overall.

The Science of Super Roots

Scientists are constantly unlocking the secrets of healthy roots. Here are some exciting new breakthroughs:

Deeper Roots, Stronger Plants: Researchers are exploring ways to engineer plants with deeper root systems. This could be achieved by manipulating the ethylene hormone pathway, leading to crops more resistant to drought and better equipped to capture excess nitrogen, reducing pollution. (See: [A host of agricultural challenges])

Protein Power: The discovery of a specific protein in plant roots sheds light on how they regulate water and nutrient uptake. Understanding this protein could pave the way for developing climate-proof crops requiring less water and fertilizer.

Cultivating a Thriving Root System

Now that you understand the importance of healthy roots, here are some tips to nurture them:

Choose the Right Soil: Ensure your soil is well-draining and aerated, allowing for proper root respiration and growth.

Water Wisely: Deep watering encourages roots to grow deep into the soil, searching for moisture. Avoid frequent shallow watering, which promotes root shallowness.

Amend with Care: Organic matter like compost improves soil structure and provides nutrients for beneficial microbes that aid root health. Consider adding mycorrhizal fungi, which form symbiotic partnerships with plant roots, enhancing nutrient uptake and plant health.

Select Appropriate Plants: Choose plants suited to your local climate and soil conditions. Plants with naturally deep root systems can better tolerate drought and nutrient deficiencies.

Building a Foundation for Success: The Importance of Professional Care

Just like the human body, keeping your landscape healthy often requires a comprehensive approach. A well-developed agronomics program that considers the specific needs of your soil and plants can significantly benefit your landscape’s root health. This program may include services like:

Soil testing and amendments: Identifying nutrient deficiencies and imbalances in your soil and addressing them with targeted amendments promotes healthy root growth.

Deep root watering: Ensuring water reaches deeper root zones encourages root development and helps plants access vital moisture reserves during dry periods.

Organic matter amendments: Adding compost and other organic materials improves soil structure, aeration, and water retention, creating a healthy environment for roots to thrive.

For residential homeowners, HOAs, CDDs, and commercial property managers, partnering with a professional landscaping company that offers a comprehensive agronomics program can be an excellent way to ensure the long-term health and beauty of your landscape. Here at Rockaway Sustainable Landscaping, we are committed to providing science-backed solutions to nurture healthy root systems and cultivate vibrant landscapes. Contact us today to learn more about our agronomics services and how we can help your landscape thrive.

By prioritizing healthy roots, you’re laying the groundwork for a vibrant and flourishing garden. Remember, what happens below the surface has a profound impact on what thrives above!

From our office in Atlantic Beach and satellites throughout Northeast Florida, Rockaway Inc proudly serves both commercial and residential sustainable landscape design, maintenance, lawn care, irrigation, and outdoor living carpentry client needs in Jacksonville, St Augustine, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, St. Johns, and Fernandina Beach.

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