Lawn care
in Davie.

Lawn and landscape help for Davie homes

Davie is just north of Southwest Ranches, where Earthly Exteriors is based on Luray Road. When we wrote about dry-season watering in Broward County, we named Davie specifically as a place where the county’s odd-and-even watering days apply. This page is for Davie residents who want the same residential services we list on the site: lawn mowing and edging, landscape installation, Clusia hedges, paver driveways and walkways, tree trimming and removal, and stump grinding. Call (786) 285-3191 or email info@earthlyexteriors.com for a free estimate. There is no separate quote form; those two contacts are the way to start.

Davie yards vary more than a single neighborhood type would suggest. Some properties sit on more open lots with larger lawns and more trees. Others are closer in, with tighter beds and hedges that have to stay neat against sidewalks and driveways. The lawn-care work is the same list in either case — professional mowing and edging, weed trimming and seasonal cleanup, hedge shaping and garden-bed care, plus plant removal and property cleanup when something has to come out — but the time and the sequence change with the layout. A walkthrough is how we see that clearly before we recommend a schedule.

Davie follows Broward’s two-day watering schedule

As we noted in the watering guide, odd-numbered addresses in Davie may water on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and even-numbered addresses on Thursdays and Sundays. Allowed hours run from midnight to 10 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. Those limits come from the South Florida Water Management District’s year-round landscape irrigation rule (Chapter 40E-24, Florida Administrative Code). Broward County states that the District’s year-round restrictions are in effect for all Broward County cities, and that there is generally no watering on Monday, Tuesday or Friday. The rule applies whether the water comes from a utility, a well, or a pond or canal.

New lawns and plants are a common exception. The District rule allows extra watering while new landscaping is being established, and our watering article notes that local ordinances, including Southwest Ranches’ just to the south, also allow extra days during that period. If you have just installed sod or a new bed in Davie, confirm the current establishment schedule with the town or on the SFWMD irrigation page before you set a controller.

From November through April, rain does less of the work, and a lawn that looked fine in September can thin out if the irrigation plan never changed. The fix is rarely “more water.” It is the right amount, on an allowed morning, when the lawn is actually showing signs of thirst. UF/IFAS points to folded leaf blades, a blue-gray color, and footprints that do not spring back. We would rather adjust a zone than run both legal days by default through a cool, dry winter.

Trees, palms and a complete property service

Many Davie properties have palms or mature trees that need more than a lawn visit. Our tree services include palm and tree trimming, tree and plant removal, stump grinding, and cleanup after every service. That work pairs naturally with landscape installation when a removal opens a bed, or with Clusia hedge planting when you want a new screen where a messy row of shrubs used to be. Paver driveways, walkways and repairs are available when the hardscape at the entrance needs to match the rest of the yard.

Broward County also hosts Water Matters Day, its annual water-conservation event, at Tree Tops Park in Davie. The county has announced the next event for Saturday, March 13, 2027. We mention it because it is a local, official source of irrigation and Florida-friendly landscaping information for Davie residents, not because it replaces a property visit. Our job is still the yard in front of you: mowing, planting, hardscape and tree work, explained clearly, with a free estimate before anything is scheduled.

Fertilizer: check Davie’s current ordinance

Do not assume a single summer fertilizer ban covers every Broward city. Fort Lauderdale prohibits nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer from June 1 through September 30. UF/IFAS Extension Broward County has discussed that blackout and has noted that other cities have been re-evaluating their regulations. We will not treat the Fort Lauderdale dates as automatically in force in Davie. If fertilizer is part of what you want, we check the rule that applies to your address first.

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