Landscaping Pensacola
Give Your Florida Yard a Look You’ll Love with Native Plants
Landscaping with Native Plants for Florida Great landscaping is every homeowner’s dream, but it can seem like a tricky thing to accomplish in areas where extreme temperatures and sandy soil give off an unwelcoming vibe for so many types of plants. There are, however, a wide range of wonderful options when you’re landscaping with native…
Read MoreVideo Blog – An Executive Masterpiece with a Twist
Watch how Rene West of Executive Landscaping creates an Executive Masterpiece from an unsightly generator.
Read MoreHow to Find the Right Commercial Landscaper
Commercial landscapers are the professionals that make the living pieces of art that surround business buildings. They plan, design, and maintain the lawns and gardens of commercial establishments. Their work is the customer’s first impression of the business. A beautiful landscape encourages customer satisfaction and gives your business a professional look. To achieve that look…
Read MoreLeave the Pesticides to the Professional Lawn Care Experts
You have pests invading your lawn, and they are starting to do real damage. You need to do something about it before the damage gets any worse. You may be thinking that you can run down to the DIY store and get pesticides to handle the job yourself. That is actually a hazardous thing to…
Read MoreWhat Custom Landscaping Professionals Can Do For You
The exterior of a home or business makes a first impression that is difficult to duplicate. You may want a nice yard that is functional for your purposes. However, achieving what you visualize can be extremely challenging without help. Keeping your outdoor spaces looking well-kept once you get them the way you want can be…
Read MorePruning and Protection: Preserving Florida’s Sabal Palm
Florida’s state tree, the Sabal Palm (also known as a cabbage palm or by its scientific name, the Sabal Palmetto), is an iconic, but vulnerable, part of Florida’s landscape. Many people don’t realize that over-pruning or pruning them in the wrong way can cause irreversible damage. In fact, the palm is self-pruning and will shed…
Read MoreGreen Roofs: Saving the World One Utility Bill at a Time
The wisdom of cultivating gardens atop our structures becomes apparent as more businesses and private dwellings in urban areas adopt them. In addition to their beauty, these green roofs offer a host of benefits to home or business owners and our society at large. In the article below, we will explore the science behind these…
Read More4 Ways to Solve Landscaping Drainage Problems
If rainwater stands in your yard for hours after the rain stops, you may need to do some custom landscaping for drainage. Backyard flooding can ruin outdoor plans and make your yard unusable for hours or even days after a heavy rainstorm. Here are a few different ways that you can drain the excess water…
Read MoreDon’t Be Late for Early Spring Lawn Care
In some regards, lawn care could be considered an analogy for life: prepare for the seasons ahead well in advance so that when the time comes, you’re in the best position possible. It stands to reason, then, that spring lawn care doesn’t begin in spring, but in fall. Sounds like early spring lawn care with…
Read MorePruning Crepe Myrtles Without Committing Crepe Murder
Pruning Crepe Myrtles Without Committing Crepe Murder It’s pretty easy to mentally lump all plants into one category as “green things that require pruning,” but the crepe myrtle is a horse of an entirely different color or if you prefer to be more accurate, a tree of a different color. The point is that pruning…
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