Robertson's Landscape

About Robertson's Landscape

Cocoa Village keeps its old shade: brick sidewalks, deep porches and broad oaks leaning over the streets between the playhouse and the water. Gardens in a neighborhood like that are meant to look settled, not staged. Robertson's Landscape tends that settled look across Cocoa, cutting and trimming lawns, weeding and mulching beds, and shaping shrubs so a historic bungalow and a newer ranch house each sit comfortably in their green. Late spring, when the dry months have worn a yard thin and the rains have not yet come, is the moment to give a property a fresh start. When the work is finished, the place feels like a page from the neighborhood's long story, tidy at the edges and easy in the middle.