Landscaping
Service Marathon Islamorada Key Largo
Your
lawn, trees and shrubs represent a considerable
long-term investment in your landscape. With proper
care, these plants can provide beautiful surroundings,
cooling shade, and many other benefits for decades. Our
landscapers have the experience and training to detect
many potential lawn, tree or shrub problems before they
become expensive, life threatening or hazardous.
Attentive Tree & Lawn
Care provides a variety of services:
Mowing trimming & edging
Hedge, shrub, and groundcover
maintenance
Rock yard & beaches
Weed management
Fertilization programs
Mulching
IPM programs
Installations
Tree pruning, mangrove
trimming and palm tree cleaning
Some reasons to prune
palms:
1) Removing dead and dying
lower fronds improves the appearance of a palm.
2) Dead and dying fronds and
loose petioles are weakly attached to some palms and
can place people and property at risk should they
fall from tall palms. People have been severely
injured by falling fronds. Dead and dying palm
fronds should be removed regularly to reduce this
risk.
3) Pruning can remove fruit
clusters, especially in public landscapes where
falling fruit and flower debris can be messy as well
as hazardous. Some palms generate copious amounts of
seedlings near the plant. Removing flowers or fruit
reduces the number of potential seedlings.
4) Remove sprouts from the
base of the trunk.
Here is how we prune
palms:
1. Dead fronds are
removed
2. Fronds are pruned to
a ten and two configuration
3. Coconuts, and
developing flower and fruit stalks are removed using
a chainsaw or hand saw.
4. Debris is removed
from property the same day
Landscaping Service Areas in the Keys
We
provide landscaping services in the upper and middle
Keys from Key Largo to Marathon. Including Rodriguez
Key, Tavernier, Windley Key, Upper and Lower Matecumbe
Key, Islamorada, Lignumvitae Key, Jewfish, Fiesta, Long
Key, Layton, Grassy, Duck Key, Vaca Cut and Pigeon Key.
Licenses, Credentials and Certificates
We
maintain a
Landscape Specialty Contractors license, (number
SP2093), a license from the Bureau of Entomology and
Pest Control, (number LC106571), a fertilizer
applicator license, (number LF189382) and we are a
Certified Arborist, (number, FL-5369A). We also
carry a Certificate in Horticulture from the
University of Florida, and hold a certificate in the
Green Industries Best Management Practices, (number
GV15452).
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