Siesta Key & Sarasota, FL
941-379-3479
For this unique project on North Lake Shore Drive in Sarasota we removed all the existing landscape in order to allow for renovations to take place.
Then, once the new driveway was installed, we provided all the irrigation, landscape, drainage, and landscape lighting.
We carefully routed all the gutter drains underground and out to large drain basins near the bay, we installed several sections of artificial turf near the front entrance for low maintenance and aesthetics, and we added zoysia grass sod in the front yard and back.
Siesta Key Landscape worked closely with the homeowner and Tim Borden Landscape Architect to complete this stunning landscape design.
Coming Soon: Look for these pictures on the cover of Home & Design magazine!
28 April 2020
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14 April 2025
When our client came to us with a vision to bring new life to their old Lowcountry estate, we knew it would be a transformation to remember. The property, once beautiful but long overgrown and neglect...
23 April 2021
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07 April 2025
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24 June 2017
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25 March 2019
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05 July 2019
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