Country West Landscaping - Wellington's Licensed Landscaping

Exposed roots are common here. The safest approach is not to cut them, as this can harm the tree. Instead, our team carefully covers them with a shallow layer of topsoil and mulch or creates a decorative, functional landscape bed around the base. This protects the roots, prevents tripping hazards, and maintains your tree's health.

Yes, that's likely salt spray from road runoff or coastal winds. We recommend replacing sensitive plants with salt-tolerant natives like Simpson's Stopper, Cocoplum, or Silver Buttonwood. We can also help design a protective buffer with hardier plants and apply soil treatments to help leach salt away from existing, salvageable greenery.

Absolutely. A key part of our service is selecting the right plants for Wellington's sandy soil and microclimate. We focus on native and Florida-friendly species that are naturally resistant to salt, drought, and pests. This creates a resilient, low-maintenance landscape that saves you water and reduces long-term care costs.