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Keeping a lawn healthy in Orange County means working with sandy soil that drains fast, a long growing season, and summer rain followed by dry spells in spring. Most local lawns are St.

4 listings · Updated October 2026

Lawn Care & Landscaping in Lockhart

  1. J.L.C. Outdoors

    Lawn care company in Lockhart

    J.L.C. Outdoors started in 1993 as Jason's Lawn Care, founded by Jason Adams in Orlando's College Park area, and has grown into a full landscape company.

Lawn Care & Landscaping in Winter Garden

  1. Classic Scape

    Lawn care company in Winter Garden

    Classic Scape is a Winter Garden landscape design and hardscaping company serving homes and businesses around Orlando.

Lawn Care & Landscaping in Winter Park

  1. Maintain Landscaping

    Lawn care company in Winter Park

    Maintain Landscaping has provided lawn care and landscape services to Central Florida homes and businesses since 1989.

Lawn Care & Landscaping in Apopka

  1. Prostyle LandCare

    Lawn care company in Apopka

    Prostyle LandCare is a landscaping and exterior cleaning company working around Apopka and nearby Seminole County communities, with about 20 years of experience in landscaping and agriculture.

Choosing lawn care & landscaping in Orange County

Augustine, Zoysia, or Bahia grass, each with different mowing heights and pest problems such as chinch bugs and fungal disease. When you choose a lawn care or landscaping company, ask exactly what the visit includes: mowing, edging, blowing, hedge trimming, weed control, and how often fertilizer or pest treatments are applied. Make sure anyone applying fertilizer follows Orange County's fertilizer rules and holds the required state certification, and ask how they set irrigation schedules to match local watering limits. For landscape design, look for plant choices suited to Central Florida heat and occasional frost. Use the listings below to compare providers in your area, from Ocoee to Maitland, and request a quote for a set service schedule.

Local tip

Orange County bans fertilizer containing nitrogen or phosphorus on lawns and landscapes from June 1 through September 30, so a company offering summer feeding should be using iron or micronutrient products instead.

About these lawn care & landscaping

This page covers 4 lawn care & landscaping in Orange County. They're spread across Apopka, Lockhart, Winter Garden and Winter Park.

What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Landscape design and installation and Sod installation.

The longest-running place here has been open since 1989.

Frequently asked questions

How much does lawn care cost in Orlando?

Pricing usually depends on lot size, how often the crew visits, and what each visit includes. Mowing-only service costs less than full maintenance with edging, trimming, and debris removal, and fertilization or pest control is often a separate program. Many companies offer weekly service in summer and every other week in cooler months. Ask for a written list of services per visit so quotes are comparable.

What are Orange County's fertilizer rules?

Under Orange County's ordinance, fertilizer with nitrogen or phosphorus cannot be applied from June 1 through September 30. Outside that window, phosphorus is generally not allowed, nitrogen products must be at least 65 percent slow release, and fertilizer must stay at least 25 feet from natural water bodies. Grass clippings and spilled fertilizer must be kept off streets and storm drains.

Which days can I water my lawn in Orange County?

The St. Johns River Water Management District sets the schedule for most of the county. Under the standard rules, homes can water up to twice a week during daylight saving time and once a week during standard time, with the day based on whether your address is odd or even, and no watering between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Water shortage orders can tighten these rules, so check the district's site.

What type of grass is best for Central Florida?

St. Augustine is the most common choice for its shade tolerance and thick look, but it needs regular water and is prone to chinch bugs. Zoysia handles foot traffic well and looks fine-bladed, while Bahia is drought tolerant and low cost but less dense. The best choice depends on sun exposure, irrigation, and how much maintenance you want. A local landscaper or UF/IFAS Extension can help.

Does a lawn care company need a license in Florida?

Mowing and basic maintenance do not require a special state license, but anyone applying fertilizer commercially to residential lawns must hold a limited certification for urban landscape commercial fertilizer application, and companies applying pesticides need a pest control license from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Ask to see these credentials and proof of insurance before hiring.

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