Luxury Landscape Design
The full process — site walk, concept, specimen plant selection, installation by our crew, and 12-month stewardship. 12–15 installations per year.
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Luxury Landscape Design in Boca Raton
25 years designing estate gardens east of I-95 — Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Old Floresta, The Sanctuary, St. Andrews, Mizner, and beyond.
The Boca Raton Market
Why Boca Raton Estates Require a Specialist
Boca Raton is not a single landscape market — it's a collection of distinct communities, each with its own character, HOA requirements, and site conditions. Old Floresta has mature Live Oak canopy that shapes every planting decision. Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club has ACC review, vendor approval, and waterfront salt exposure. Inland communities like Woodfield and Polo Club have uniform lot geometry that demands design creativity to achieve luxury results.
We have designed gardens in these neighborhoods for nearly 25 years. That means we understand the soil profile at different elevations, the drainage characteristics of older lots in Floresta versus newer construction in the west communities, and which nursery stock actually performs at each microclimate.
Jennifer and Travis both attend every Boca Raton site walk — not a salesperson. You get the people who will design and build your garden making the decisions on your property.
Boca Raton Projects
Selected Projects in the Area
How We Work in Boca Raton
Working Within Boca Raton's Gated Communities
Every gated community in Boca Raton has its own vendor requirements, landscape committee review process, and community guidelines. We handle all of it ourselves — you don't manage the paperwork.
Vendor Approval & HOA Paperwork
We maintain current insurance certificates, background checks, and vendor certification on file with every major Boca Raton gated community. ACC submittals, landscape-committee approvals, and community-gate access are part of our standard project workflow.
Site Access & Quiet Hours
We know each community's delivery window, noise curfew, and equipment restrictions. Our crew schedules around community hours so your neighbors aren't affected.
HOA-Compliant Plant Lists
Many communities have approved species lists and height restrictions. Jennifer designs within these constraints — working within the rules without producing generic results.
References on Your Street
We've worked within a quarter mile of most Boca Raton clients when they call us. Ask for references — we can usually provide one from your immediate neighborhood or community.
Popular Services
What Boca Raton Homeowners Hire Us For
Pool Landscape Design
Tropical surrounds that survive pool chemistry, salt air, and equipment heat. We design pool landscaping to look better in year five than on installation day.
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Water Features
Pondless waterfalls, fountains, and birdbaths engineered by Travis — 20+ years of South Florida water feature installations. Built to last in this climate.
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What We Know About Boca Raton's Microclimates
The east Boca neighborhoods — from A1A west to Powerline Road — span multiple microclimates that dramatically affect plant performance:
- Coastal properties (east of Dixie): Salt-tolerant species required. Cocoplum, Seagrape, Gumbo Limbo, Silver Buttonwood, and certain palms outperform non-coastal alternatives by a significant margin.
- Old Floresta: Mature Live Oak and Banyan canopy means deep shade in places. Under-canopy planting here requires species that flower in low light — Ruellia, Caricature Plant, and shaded Bromeliads, not sun-hungry tropicals.
- Newer west communities (Woodfield, Polo Club): Faster-draining sandy fill soil. Root establishment is quicker, but supplemental irrigation scheduling is critical in the first year.
- Royal Palm Y&CC waterfront: Intracoastal exposure, combined salt and wind. Specimen palms must be Florida-grade, field-grown, not container stock.
Boca Raton Clients
"Jennifer transformed our backyard from a blank canvas into something out of a Palm Beach magazine. She knew every plant by name and exactly where it would thrive in our Old Floresta lot."
"They handled our HOA approval at The Sanctuary completely — one back and forth to confirm plant selections, then they managed everything else. We never had to deal with the committee at all."
Common Questions
Boca Raton Landscape Design FAQ
Do you handle vendor approval at Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club?
Yes. We maintain current vendor certification, insurance certificates, and background checks on file with Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club and all other major gated communities in Boca Raton. We handle ACC submittal and landscape-committee approval paperwork ourselves.
What neighborhoods in Boca Raton do you work in most frequently?
Our most active Boca Raton neighborhoods are Old Floresta, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, The Sanctuary, St. Andrews Country Club, Mizner Country Club, Woodfield Country Club, Polo Club of Boca Raton, and Seasons of Boca Raton.
Are there special plant considerations for Boca Raton properties?
Yes. Many Boca Raton communities near the coast require salt-tolerant species. HOA-governed communities often have approved plant lists and height restrictions. Old Floresta has mature tree canopy that shapes planting options significantly. Jennifer designs with all of these in mind.
How far in advance should I reach out for a Boca Raton project?
We take on 12–15 full installations per year, so our schedule fills 2–4 months in advance during peak season (October–March). Reach out as soon as you're considering a project — even a site walk can happen within a few weeks of your first call.
Do you offer garden maintenance in Boca Raton?
Yes. We offer monthly and quarterly stewardship programs starting at $2,200/month — design-level maintenance with hand-pruning, fertilizing, and irrigation inspection. Not lawn mowing.
Ready to Start Your Boca Raton Garden?
Jennifer and Travis both come to the site walk. Free, 60–90 minutes, no pressure.