Sarasota Landscape Pros works across Sarasota and the surrounding communities. Ground conditions, approval rules and water expectations change from one part of the area to the next, so the pages below cover the communities we serve most often and what landscaping in each one actually involves.
Prepare a Sarasota landscape request with the property address, project area, existing irrigation method, any recent soil test, and tree diameters where removal or relocation is considered. Sarasota remains under Modified Phase III Extreme through October 1, 2026, and the City’s tree permit threshold begins above 4.5 inches DBH. Submit the project details for review. Price, availability, site-visit needs, and the final scope are not established by this page and must be confirmed after the request is evaluated.
From property walk to service details: Area And Access Notes for Area And Access Review
Fruitville
The Fruitville corridor runs east from the city into ground that is still part rural, with larger parcels, pasture edges, and pockets of newer subdivision development. Yards out here are bigger and the priorities are different.
Gulf Gate
Gulf Gate is an established mid-century neighborhood in south Sarasota, with compact lots, mature oaks and palms, and streets that have had fifty years to grow in. Sarasota Greenscapes renews these yards without erasing what the decades produced.
Palmer Ranch
Palmer Ranch is a large planned community south of the city, built around lakes and preserve corridors with deed restrictions across most of its neighborhoods. Sarasota Greenscapes maintains and renovates these properties to the standard the associations expect.
Longboat Key
Longboat Key runs the length of a narrow barrier island, with estate properties and condominium grounds sharing the most exposed conditions on this coast. Salt, wind, and town landscape standards all shape what can be done.
North Port
North Port covers a lot of ground inland to the southeast, with large affordable lots, sandy scrub soil, and new construction still filling in the platted grid. Yards here start bare and stay hot.
Venice
Venice has been a settled Gulf-coast town for a long time, and the landscapes reflect it: mature plantings, well-kept island streets, and owners who expect work done properly. Sarasota Greenscapes maintains and renews Venice properties without tearing out what already works.
Nokomis
Nokomis sits just north of Venice, where canal lots, older beach cottages, and newer construction share the same streets. Proximity to the Gulf and the intracoastal means salt and wind are part of the design brief on most properties.
Osprey
Osprey sits between Sarasota and Venice on a stretch of coast that kept its oak hammocks. Old live oaks, cabbage palms, and filtered light give these properties a character the newer inland communities do not have.
Lakewood Ranch
Lakewood Ranch is master-planned at a scale that shows: village after village of newer homes, deed restrictions with real teeth, and community standards that expect a yard to look maintained every week of the year. Sarasota Greenscapes works these properties to that standard.
Siesta Key
Siesta Key is a barrier island, and everything about landscaping here follows from that: salt in the air, sand that drains in minutes, wind off the Gulf, and lots where every square foot counts. Sarasota Greenscapes builds island yards with a palette that can actually take the exposure.
From property walk to service details: Area And Access Notes for Area And Access Review
For Sarasota-area addresses not named above, service coverage must be verified individually. Provide the property location and project type to confirm the current boundary, applicable travel terms, and whether scheduling is available.
From property walk to written acceptance
- Review Before CommitmentThe property review and estimate do not require the owner to proceed with the project.
- Walkthrough to Written ScopeObserved conditions, included work, and price are written down before a schedule is accepted.