Landscape Design & Installation in South Florida

A good South Florida landscape has to look great on day one and still look great after its first rainy season, its first dry winter and its first storm. Diamond Landscapes provides design-build landscaping for HOA communities, commercial properties and residential estates across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties.

How a project works

1. Free property assessment. We walk the site with you to understand your goals and budget, plus sun exposure, drainage, existing irrigation and any HOA architectural rules.

2. Design. Plant selection, layout and hardscape integration planned as one cohesive environment.

3. Estimate. Scope and pricing confirmed with you directly on the estimate before work begins.

4. Installation. Site prep, planting, sod, mulch and irrigation adjustments, completed by our own crews.

5. Aftercare. Optional ongoing maintenance so the investment keeps paying off.

Plants that fit the place

Our experienced horticulture and tree-care team favors plants suited to South Florida's heat, humidity, sandy soils and salt exposure. That usually means a mix of Florida natives and well-adapted tropicals. The right plant in the right spot needs less water, less fertilizer and less replacement over time.

For communities and estates

For HOAs, we handle entrance features, common-area renovations and phased upgrades the board can budget over time. For homeowners, we design and install full-property and front-yard transformations, plus pool-area landscaping.

We've served South Florida for 15+ years and are rated 4.8 on Google.

What's included

• On-site consultation and design

• Native and tropical plant selection

• Sod installation

• Bed construction, edging and mulch

• Hardscape integration

• Irrigation adjustments for new plantings

• Entrance and common-area renovations for HOAs

• Optional ongoing maintenance

Frequently asked questions

What are Florida-Friendly plants?

Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ is a University of Florida/IFAS program that promotes putting the right plant in the right place to reduce water and fertilizer use. Many native and well-adapted plants qualify.

When is the best time to install a landscape in South Florida?

Planting can happen year-round. Installing at the start of the rainy season (roughly late May–June) helps new plants establish with less supplemental watering, while winter planting avoids peak heat stress.

Do new plantings need extra water?

Yes, new plants and sod usually need more frequent watering while they establish. Watering rules often include a temporary allowance for new landscaping. Check your local rules or SFWMD's site at lwr.sfwmd.gov before increasing irrigation.

Do HOA homeowners need approval before landscape changes?

Many associations require architectural review approval for visible landscape changes. Check your HOA's governing documents before starting a project.

How do I start a design project?

Call (561) 341-9315 or email contact@yourdiamondlawn.com for a free property assessment. Our hours are Mon–Fri 7am–6pm, Sat 9am–5pm.

Get started

Request a free property assessment. Call (561) 341-9315 or email contact@yourdiamondlawn.com.

Hours: Mon–Fri 7am–6pm, Sat 9am–5pm.

Serving Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties.