GreenEdge Lawn & Palm Health

About GreenEdge Lawn & Palm Health

Siesta Key sand is quartz - white, fine, and cool underfoot even in July - and the ground just behind the dunes is nearly as thin, which is why island palms show their hunger before anything else does. GreenEdge Lawn & Palm Health reads that in the fronds: the yellowing tips, the ragged crown, the fresh growth that has not come in right. Palms are trimmed and fed, the turf is cut at a height that stands up to salt wind and glare, and weeds are treated before they colonize the bare sandy spots. The edging is done clean where grass meets the shell drive, and the cuttings all leave the property. A row of palms brought back to a full green crown is the kind of result you can see from the road.