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Your lawn and garden not only highlights the look of your home, but the surrounding landscape offers you and your family a measure of relaxation and respite from the stress of daily life. People all over the world enjoy their gardens, from ornamentals to edibles and in south Florida this enjoyment can be yours year-round. This year, Xtreme Landscaping offers …
Last month, our exploration started with a few of the best fruit trees for your South Florida garden, but there are so many great options, let’s finish the list! Remember South Florida is USDA Zone 10, the farthest south and the warmest of the hardiness zones in the United States. This semi-tropical environment allows you to successfully grow many tropical …
January is the perfect time to plan your lawn and garden projects for the year. By beginning now, you will get a head start and have more time to enjoy throughout the year. Whether this is the year to renovate your front yard or transform your backyard into an escape for relaxing, entertainment, or family fun, now is the perfect …
When you think about enhancing your brand’s image, your mind probably goes to new product concepts, revamped packaging, new product designs, improved communications via the web with your target audience, perfected customer service, and more. Commercial Landscaping probably doesn’t even make the list and yet quality landscaping can improve your brand’s image in the same way that neglected landscaping can …
Landscaping your industrial property requires an abundance of ideas, followed by the selection of an appropriate plan and proper execution. Because industrial properties are busy places with employees, clients, colleagues, and equipment constantly on the move, coming and going, to keep the business successful. Making the choice to landscape can not only enhance the aesthetic appearance of the proper, but …
South Florida is known as USDA Zone 10 which is the most southern and warmest of the hardiness zones in the United States. With its semi-tropical climate, South Florida is always above freezing which means you can grow any number of tropical fruit trees that simply cannot survive in most of the United States. Let’s explore your options for the …
New Florida residents often wonder why their lawn turns brown in the winter, after all most parts of Florida don’t typically experience cold weather. The truth is your lawn knows winter is approaching – the days get shorter, the sunlight hits lower levels of intensity, and the cooler temperatures signal lawns to grow slower. So, though cold weather in Florida …
Landscape lighting enhances the look of your lawn and illuminates your property. Landscape lighting serves several purposes. It offers security during the evening and into the night. Landscape lighting guides guests safely to your home. In addition, it highlights the beauty of your home. Often placed amid flowerbeds, along pathways, beside fences, and around doorways, landscape lighting requires careful placement …
The goal of commercial landscaping is to garner positive attention for your business, drawing customers and clients, and ultimately increasing revenue. Commercial landscaping can also add value to your property, highlighting your business and your buildings’ features. In addition, commercial landscaping, in giving your business and aesthetically pleasing look, can also improve the work ethic of your employees. Commercial landscaping …
In South Florida, tropical heat and water restrictions increase the challenges of maintaining a beautiful lawn. Having a lush green landscape is the desire of every homeowner. A flourishing lawn like this is easily obtained with the aid of professional landscapers. Of course, keeping your lawn in great shape going forward is a bit more difficult. Understanding the laws governing …
