Lawn Care
Our lawn care in Key Largo is built for real Keys conditions. We focus on consistent fertilization, weed control that actually sticks, and seasonal timing that helps your grass stay thick and healthy without turning your yard into a constant project.
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A Key Largo lawn can look incredible, but it definitely makes you work for it. One week the grass is green and full, the next week the sun is blasting, the rain is nonstop, and the yard starts looking thin around the edges. Add salty air, sandy or rocky soil in some areas, and plenty of moisture, and it is easy for weeds and pests to sneak in when your turf gets stressed.
Most Key Largo lawns do not need a random heavy feeding. They need steady, well-timed nutrition that supports roots and keeps turf from thinning out when the weather swings. Seasonal fertilization helps keep grass thicker and more resilient, improve color and recovery after heat and heavy rain, support root growth so the lawn holds up better long-term, and help the turf crowd out weeds naturally.
Weeds show up fast in Key Largo, especially in thin spots, along fence lines, and around palms and landscaped beds where moisture hangs around. Our weed control is designed to prevent the next wave and clean up what is already there. We use pre-emergent treatments to help stop weeds before they sprout, post-emergent treatments to target weeds that are already growing, and treatments selected to work with common Florida grass types when applied properly.
If your lawn gets compacted from foot traffic, parking, or constant mowing, aeration can help. That said, some Key Largo yards have shallow or rocky ground, so aeration is not always the right fit. When it is applicable, aeration can open up compacted areas so water and nutrients reach the roots, help reduce runoff and improve absorption, and give stressed grass a better chance to thicken up. Overseeding is not as common in the Keys as it is in cooler climates. If it makes sense for your lawn goals, we will guide you toward realistic options.
Sometimes lawns in Key Largo look like they are drying out, but the real issue is insects chewing from the top or the root zone. We offer preventative and curative lawn pest treatments to help reduce thinning and patchy areas caused by pests such as chinch bugs, sod webworms, and armyworms. Grub pressure can vary by property, irrigation, and turf type, so we approach it based on what we see.
In the Keys, soil can be naturally alkaline, so lime is not automatically recommended. If your lawn is struggling and a soil test shows the pH is off, we will explain the best way to correct it without guessing.
Key Largo is a warm-season turf area, so the best lawns are usually built around grasses that can handle heat, humidity, and coastal conditions.
What works best depends on sunlight, irrigation, and how much activity your yard gets. If your lawn has a mix of sun and shade, that matters too.
St. Augustine grass for a fuller, classic Florida look
Bermuda grass for full-sun lawns that can handle frequent mowing
Zoysia grass for a dense, durable turf with a slower growth patternUSDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 11a
Average Annual Rainfall: about 40 to 45 inches
Average Summer High: upper 80s to around 90 degrees
Average Winter Low: low to mid 60s
Average Sunny Days per Year: roughly 250 or more
Soil Type: often sandy to rocky, and commonly alkaline in many neighborhoods
Recommended Watering Time: early morning for better absorption and less evaporation
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Request a fast quote
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We review your lawn conditions and identify the main issues
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We perform service and set a schedule that fits your turf and goals
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You get a stronger lawn, fewer weeds, and less stress keeping it maintained
We offer fertilization, weed control, lawn pest treatments, and seasonal care support.
It depends on your grass type, irrigation, and sun exposure. Most warm-season lawns do best with a seasonal plan that is consistent.
Aeration is best when compaction is a real issue and soil conditions allow it. Overseeding is less common in the Keys, and recommendations depend on the turf.
Yes. We apply treatments carefully and provide simple instructions on when it is safe to be back on the lawn.
Usually no, as long as we have access to the lawn and gates are unlocked.
We offer plan options and will explain what is included so you can choose what fits your needs.
St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia are common choices for this climate.
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