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Florida landscapes pop with begonias and coconut palms

Florida Landscapes Look Less Crammed with Simple Groupings

Simple design goes a long way, as shown in this stunning waterfront property graced with begonias and coconut palms. Designed by Venice-based ArtisTree Landscape. Florida landscapes look better less crammed, and that’s putting it mildly if you listen to ArtisTree Landscape Designer Clinton Lak. “Florida newcomers enamored with our tropical…

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ARE YOUR ARECA PALMS SHOWING SIGNS OF BORON DEFICIENCY?

With Sarasota’s unusually wet summer, ArtisTree’s crews have seen new cases of boron deficiency in areca palms. Boron can leach through the soil after one heavy rain, and the results aren’t pretty. According to the University of Florida’s IFAS Extension Service, one of the earliest symptoms is transverse translucent streaking…

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Our Core Values

What can you say about employees whose livelihoods are governed by droughts, hurricanes, hailstones and mosquitoes? On any given day – when the sun beats down and customer demands must be met – we never forget to:

Do the right thing.
Communicate.
Be safe and watch out for each other.
Pursue growth through self-motivation and learning.
Leave the world better than we found it.

Our five core values are rooted in the essence of who we are: a company of proud, hardworking individuals with faces and names and families.

Ed and I would like to compliment the efforts of the crew that did trimming on our property last Wednesday. As a reminder, some weeks ago our two hollies were somewhat improperly trimmed. You were kind enough to come out to observe such. FYI, the team leader for our area did remember this and again asked if he could re-trim them. He did a beautiful job and they have never looked better. In addition the gentleman who worked with him did a wonderful job on the remainder of the property. It was just a regular scheduled trimming, but it was very nicely done. Thank you and thanks to the crew for their efforts.

Ed R.