Lawn care and landscaping in Brooksville, FL

Brooksville yards

Brooksville is the county seat of Hernando County and sits on the Brooksville Ridge, so it has something most of Florida doesn’t: hills. Sloped yards drain unevenly, with the high spots drying out first and the low spots staying wet, and lawns on a slope tend to thin out at the top.

Lots around Brooksville also tend to be bigger, with more shade from old oaks and more lawn to keep up. On a big lot it often makes sense to re-sod one section, like the back yard or the strip along the drive, instead of the whole thing.

Sod, mowing and beds in Brooksville

For a back yard that has gone to sand and weeds, the old growth comes out, the ground gets leveled and new sod goes in, like the fenced back yard in the photos below. For lawns in good shape, regular mowing keeps them even. Hedges get trimmed back into shape and beds get cleaned out and refilled with fresh mulch or rock.

Every job starts with Cesar coming out to look at the yard and give you a free estimate.

Watering rules in Brooksville

Brooksville is in Hernando County, under the Southwest Florida Water Management District’s watering rules. During water shortages the hours tighten, and new sod gets extra watering days while it roots. The district’s water restrictions page has the current rules.

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