Sustainable Hardscaping Design | Jenkins Landscape

Sustainable Outdoor Living: Designing a Florida Patio That Loves the Planet When most homeowners think of “landscaping,” they picture green grass, swaying palms, and colorful blooms. But the backbone of any great outdoor space is the hardscaping. For Florida homeowners looking to combine luxury with environmental responsibility, sustainable hardscaping design is the perfect solution Patios,…

A beautifully designed tropical garden featuring exotic plants and colorful blooms, perfect for luxury homes in South Florida

2025 Spring Landscaping Trends for Luxury Homes in South Florida

 2025 Spring Landscaping Trends 7 min read As spring approaches, South Florida’s most distinguished homes embrace innovative spring landscaping trends that blend luxury with sustainability. Let’s explore how these emerging designs can transform your outdoor space into a paradise of beauty and function. Tropical Oasis Imagine stepping into your backyard and being transported to an…

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South Florida’s Trifecta: Summer Rain, Yard Pests, and Mulch

South Florida’s Trifecta: Summer Rain, Yard Pests, and MulchJenkins Landscape has always been deeply connected to the 9 Principals of Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ as defined by the University of Florida | IFAS Extension: Right plant, right place Water efficiently Fertilize appropriately Mulch Attract wildlife Manage yard pests responsibly Recycle yard waste Reduce stormwater runoff Protect the…

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2022 FNGLA Industry Award Winners Announced!

2022 FNGLA Industry Award Winners Announced!The Florida Nursery Growers and Landscape Association (FNGLA) is the nation’s largest state-wide nursery and landscape association. A member-driven organization, FNGLA members unify to better the industry and raise the bar on professionalism. FNGLA will host the 2022 Annual Convention on June 23-25 to be held at the JW Marriott Bonnet…

It’s Tabebuia Time!

It’s Tabebuia Time!The Fabulous Trumpet TreesNew England is famous its glorious autumn color, but even the most stately oak or maple is able to rival Florida’s burst of color when the Trumpet trees are in full bloom. For years the horticulture industry categorized/named these blooming trees as the genus Tabebuia under the common name Trumpet Tree…