When you land one of the last original bungalows in paradise, only the best will do and that includes landscaping by Siesta Key Landscape!

A Casey Key home we did the landcaping for was recently featured in an article for Detroit Home Magazine. A respectful innovation of an original 1940s Florida cottage honors the best of the past and p...

Many of you may have read about the recent (August 2015) aerial spraying of Naled in Dorchester County, South Carolina. That spraying unintentionally killed millions of honeybees while attempting to c...

Can You identify this palm disease in the landscape. Once a Palm is dead and cut down it’s extremely important to remove the stump or grind the stump to eliminate any other palms from contamination. T...

Since the mid-nineties, harmful algal blooms known as “red tide” have dramatically increased in duration and concentration. Although Florida red tide develops miles offshore, human-contributed nutrien...

Unlike the “AstroTurf” of yesteryear, today’s artificial turf looks and feels like natural grass, minus the weeds and brown patches, and it has myriad advantages over a traditional lawn. For starters,...

Siesta Key Landscape is honored to have been selected as the Landscaping Contractor for this beautifully Reimagined Retreat, which was just featured in Home & Design Magazine Suncoast. Check out t...

Crushed granite with stepping stone pathways. The Pathways are lined with Adonidia palms. Crushed granite is a granitic rock that has weathered to the point of breaking into very small piece. Crushed ...