Attention to Detail Gardening LLC

06/18/2025

Well Ollie, what have you gotten us into now?

30 yards shell.. 10 yards of mulch.

Here. We. Go.

04/12/2025

So this was a big project for us in Belleair Beach. Home has been for sale for a bit as part of an estate. Landscape got wiped out in last season's storms. Family approached me in November or so about just replacing a few things. I advised that with the damage suffered, replacing a few things would hardly make a difference. Either go all in or sell as is. So they approached me again in late February and requested a proposal to fit their budget. So after a bit of work I submitted a proposal which was accepted. We went to work this week. Demolition, huge amount of debris, new irrigation, plants, mulch, sod. Lots of great teamwork. Kimberlyn Beattie Aubrey Griffin Sodzilla, Christian Rogers, Brandon Street.

03/27/2025

Started our day at this home in Largo. The Red mulch was mounded and had lost its color. We raked it all out. Filled A LOT of bags before the garbage guys came. Anywho, client requested alternating pink and white Vincas. Replaced red mulch with brown. Nice fresh updated look. And the brown does not fade out to the degree the red does. For the container, "Thriller Filler Spiller." Salvia (Thriller), Dusty Miller (Filler), Aptina/Baby Sun Rose (Spiller). I'll visit next month and take a pic of the Vincas. They should fill out quickly with the warmer weather here.

03/12/2025

03/12/2025

Before and After. This morning

02/21/2025

FEEL THE LOVE!! Aubrey and I hosted a Customer Appreciation Event at Aspirations Winery earlier this week. We LOVE our people!! Featured Paisley Howell on guitar. Good eats from Sonny's BBQ and Villa Gallace . A little wine and a raffle. Thanks to sponsors including Coffee Mill in Largo, Ace Hardware Dunedin, Wilcox Nursery and Desserts by Laurie Hayes.

02/01/2025

Thing 2 is SOOOOO lucky.

09/05/2024

Rain Rain Rain!

How are your plants doing? Is your yard lush, overgrown? Are some suffering from too much water?

For container plants, check on them and make sure they are not holding water. Some of your pots may not have drainage holes. Or if you have them sitting on a tray outside, you may need to remove the tray so that they are not soaking up too much through the roots when that tray holds water.

Don't be afraid to trim plants because because you're not sure if this is the right time of year. If it's getting too big for the space or you just don't love the shape or size, trim it back. You don't need to do a hard prune to get its shape back.

If you haven't invested in a rain barrel, it's not too late. September is often still a very rainy month. Save this water for our dry winter seasons.

There are also attractive and functional drainage options for where your downspout empties.

I love all this rain but I check my plants and pots regularly for signs of over watering.

07/03/2024

Been a minute since my last post. We are still out here working our regular maintenance jobs as well as designing and installation of new beds.

BEFORE DURING AFTER
Design and install in Largo.

Sod being installed next week by another contractor.

05/25/2024

Friday project. Refreshing front yard beds. Kept Liriope but gave it a haircut. A Hibiscus, recently moved, is going thru transplant shock but should fully recover. Installed Magnificent Crotons, Panama Rose, Green Island Ficus, Jatropha, Dusty Miller, Coleus and a couple of Pentas.

05/03/2024

Regular maintenance client was awarded with this honor this week. We keep your landscaping looking good all year.

04/26/2024

Little morning job. No irrigation so using native dune sunflowers, very low water cactus and succulents, and a few other easy to care for plants.