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Colorful annuals, neatly edge turf and ornamental grasses lend a homey feel to the front porch-style clubhouse at Artisan Park.
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Dealing with plant damage resulting from children playing in and around landscape beds is one of the biggest challenges in maintaining this highly active area in Blue Sage.
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This English-style garden of Podocarpus features a high-maintenance hedge and is the most formal garden in all of Celebration.
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This serene stop faces more than the usual maintenance challenges. Azaleas are kept carefully pruned to maintain beauty yet open up line of site for safety and security, while tree root density and fountain chlorine necessitate special care of the leafy oaks.
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Bordered on all four sides by residences, Oscar Square is a heavily trafficked, open-air park that requires careful turfgrass tending.
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This active area of Heritage Hall receives a fair amount of chlorine drift and overly saturated turf. Renovation plans include decorative column planters and irrigation reconfiguration.
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Landscaping best practices keep Leaf Park, a favorite gathering spot of Ashbee residents, in tip-top shape.
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A popular wedding spot, the Bermudagrass here requires both carefully timed irrigation, as well as reel cutting instead of rotary mowing.
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The pool at Lakeside Park is a highly visible area that requires on-time and continuous service, including daily blow-down of nearby tennis courts.
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This common area within Aquila Reserve features both St. Augustine grass and Bermuda grass, just two of the four different turfgrasses found throughout the community.
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Of the nearly 2,000 crepe myrtle on the property, this row is quietly preserved (save a few selective and necessary cuts) in order to enhance this natural archway.
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A pinnacle place, Founders Park is a combined veteran’s memorial, town center and tribute to a hopeful Eagle Scout who succumbed to cancer before completing his renovation dream. Thankfully, neighbors and partners donated the necessary materials and labor to complete this all-community park.