About 6 minutes from our office
Landscape Design & Installation in Cocoa, FL
River town, fresh beds.
Cocoa is the next town up US-1 from our office.
A river city chartered in 1895, where the typical home dates to the 1970s.
Landscaping in Cocoa
Six minutes up US-1.
Cocoa City Hall, in Cocoa Village, is about 6 minutes and three miles from our office.
The whole drive is US-1 north, with no bridge and no causeway to cross.
The typical Cocoa home was built around 1975, and about 62% of homes are detached houses.
Cocoa Village runs along Florida Avenue to Stone Street and down to Riverfront Park.
Just north of it, Indian River Drive is a slow residential road running beside the water.
Farther out, Adamson Creek and Emerald Lakes sit more than five miles west of City Hall.
Across all of it we design and install new beds, sod, lighting, stone and irrigation.
Streets and neighborhoods we know
- Cocoa Village
- Indian River Drive
- Diamond Square
- Adamson Creek
- Emerald Lakes
Local conditions
What Cocoa yards ask for.
Cocoa writes its own rules for fertilizer and water, and they get stricter by the river.
No fertilizer by the river
East of Indian River Drive or within 10 feet of water, no fertilizer all year. We plant for that.
June to September blackout
City law bans fertilizing anywhere in Cocoa between June 1 and September 30.
Reclaimed water, where piped
Cocoa supplies reclaimed water in some areas, and it may be used for irrigation at any time.
Clippings stay off the street
Cocoa asks that grass clippings and yard debris stay out of curbs, roads and storm drains.
Services in Cocoa
What we do in Cocoa.
All eight services, with the same two designers on every project.
01Landscape Design
Plans for 1970s Cocoa lots, drawn after Paul and Tom walk the yard with you.
02Landscape Installation
A straight run up US-1 from our office puts crew and materials in Cocoa in minutes.
03Sod Installation
East of Indian River Drive we choose sod that holds up with no fertilizer at all.
04Irrigation & Sprinklers
Zones capped at the 0.75 inch per zone that Cocoa allows on each watering day.
05Landscape Lighting
Entry, path and tree lighting for homes from Cocoa Village out to Diamond Square.
06Mulch & Beds
Beds topped with about three inches of mulch, pulled back from trunks and stems.
07Retaining Walls
Stone borders that hold bed soil and mulch in place on lots near the Indian River.
08Spring & Fall Cleanups
Overgrown beds cut back and cleared, with clippings kept off the road and out of drains.
Cocoa, Florida
Riverfront town, garden pace.
Photo: COCOAFL, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Can I fertilize my lawn in Cocoa in summer?
No. City law bans fertilizing between June 1 and September 30.
We time new planting and feeding around those dates.
Does Cocoa have reclaimed water for sprinklers?
In some areas. The city says it intends to reach as many residents as supply and funding allow.
Reclaimed water is not tied to the watering-day schedule.
How close is your office to Cocoa?
About 6 minutes down US-1, at Rockledge Gardens in Rockledge.
Call (321) 252-1620, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Start with a conversation
Tell us about your Cocoa yard.
Call, or send the form. We respond to inquiries within 24 hours during the week.
The Master's TouchAt Rockledge Gardens
2153 US-1
Rockledge, FL 32955
- Monday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Wednesday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Thursday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Friday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
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