Where D&D Landscaping works
Out of Tallahassee, roughly 45 miles in every direction. That covers three counties and nine towns, and the ground is genuinely different in all of them. Red clay under oak canopy in town. Sand over limestone in Wakulla County. Salt air on the coast. The standard is the same. The job is not.
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee is home base. Red clay, live oak canopy and a growing season that runs most of the year, which is a very specific set of problems to be good at.
Wakulla CountyCrawfordville, FL
Twenty miles south of Tallahassee the soil changes completely. Crawfordville is sand and pine flatwoods, and it wants the opposite of what a clay lawn wants.
Leon CountyWoodville, FL
Woodville sits on the karst plain between Tallahassee's clay and Wakulla's sand, on ground that drains straight into the aquifer.
Wakulla CountyWakulla Station, FL
Wakulla Station is quiet, rural and spread out, on the same sandy flatwoods ground as the rest of the county and with more of it per property.
Wakulla CountySt. Marks, FL
St. Marks is a working river town where the St. Marks and Wakulla rivers meet the Gulf. Salt, wind and water decide what survives, and most of the usual inland answers do not.
Wakulla CountyPanacea, FL
Panacea sits right on Ochlockonee Bay with the Gulf in front of it. This is the most exposed ground we work, and it rewards designing for the storm rather than around it.
Jefferson CountyMonticello, FL
Monticello is a historic town of large old lots, mature canopy and buildings that have been standing for well over a century. The grounds work has to match that.
Gadsden CountyQuincy, FL
Quincy has one of the largest historic districts in North Florida, on rich Gadsden County clay that grew shade tobacco for a century.
Gadsden CountyHavana, FL
Havana is fifteen miles up US 27, a small Gadsden County town of old shade tobacco land, antique shops and a growing number of people who commute to Tallahassee.
Every service, in every town on the list.
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