Tidewater Landscape of Florida

About Tidewater Landscape of Florida

Water sets the terms around Cypress Lake — the tide pushing brackish up Deep Lagoon, the canals holding a slow tea-colored current, storms filling every swale in an hour and draining them by morning. Tidewater Landscape of Florida works with that, keeping lawns and beds cut, edged, trimmed and cleared through the wet season and the long dry one that follows. Turf near this much water grows fast and unevenly, so the passes are planned and the height is chosen on purpose. Beds are kept clean, borders defined, and the fallen fronds carried off rather than raked to the curb and forgotten. When the breeze comes up off the bay in the evening, the yard it crosses looks properly kept.