--- title: "Albright Landscaping — Landscape Contractors | Houzz" canonical_html_url: https://www.houzz.com/professionals/landscape-contractors/albright-landscaping-pfvwus-pf~60525258 markdown_url: https://www.houzz.com/md/professionals/pf~60525258.md entity_type: LocalBusiness business_name: "Albright Landscaping" category: ["Landscape Contractors"] image: https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/0243fe1f062e64b2_1018-w400-h400-b0-p0--.jpg address: "Palmetto, Florida 34221, United States" latitude: 27.5429 longitude: -82.563 phone: "(727) 526-8835" website: http://albrightlandscaping rating: 0 review_count: 0 followers: 6 last_updated: 2026-11-15 --- # Albright Landscaping Original Houzz profile: [Albright Landscaping](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/landscape-contractors/albright-landscaping-pfvwus-pf~60525258) ## Professional summary - **Primary category:** Landscape Contractors - **Location:** Palmetto, FL - **Serves:** Sarasota Lakewood Ranch Bradenton Palmetto St Petersburg St Pete Beach Treasure Island Gulfport Pinellas Park Largo Clearwater Tampa Gulf Beach communities and areas in between. - **Houzz rating:** 0.0 out of 5 (0 reviews) ## About ### Houzz Badges - Houzz Influencer - 25 Ideabook Saves Albright Landscaping: reviving residential landscapes throughout Tampa Bay for over 35 years. For your personalized custom design and efficient courteous installation, contact us today for a free landscaping estimate! ### Services Provided - \* Provide / Install Landscaping plants - trees - shrubs & flowers. \* Plant bed accessories - boulders - stones - mulch - edging and retaining walls. \* Water features ranging from ponds with streams and waterfalls - to small fountains. \* Install custom paver patios - walkways - terraces - steps and edgings. \* Extension / repair of existing sprinkler and landscape lighting. \* Free design services available. ### Areas Served - Sarasota Lakewood Ranch Bradenton Palmetto St Petersburg St Pete Beach Treasure Island Gulfport Pinellas Park Largo Clearwater Tampa Gulf Beach communities and areas in between. ### Typical Job Cost $4,800 - 30,000 We create custom landscape designs with plants and trees that will thrive in your yard with minimal maintenance and maximum impact. Share your preferences, budget and timing, leave the rest to us! ## Business Details | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Business Name | Albright Landscaping | | Address | Palmetto, Florida 34221, United States | | Phone | (727) 526-8835 | | Website | http://albrightlandscaping | | Followers on Houzz | 6 | **Social profiles:** - Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/AlbrightLandscaping - Blog — https://www.pinterest.com/albrightlandsc/ ## Contact - **Houzz profile:** [Albright Landscaping](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/landscape-contractors/albright-landscaping-pfvwus-pf~60525258) - **Website:** http://albrightlandscaping - **Phone:** (727) 526-8835 ## Selected projects - [Back yard pond with waterfalls](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/back-yard-pond-with-waterfalls-pj-vj~1379288) - Location: Palmetto, FL - Photos: 10 - Description: Back yard renovation: added 3 waterfalls, 2 beaches, fire pit, fishing dock and native / low maintenance landscaping to the back yard retention pond. - [Landscape Renovations](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/landscape-renovations-pj-vj~1379396) - Location: Not specified - Photos: 40 - Description: Whether you are looking to improve your curb appeal, reduce sod areas, add a water feature, correct a drainage problem, or spend more time enjoying your back yard, we create beautiful custom designs to make your vision a reality. - [Miller Family](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/miller-family-pj-vj~1379191) - Location: Saint Petersburg, FL - Photos: 6 - Description: Complete landscaping of water-front home featuring low maintenance, salt and wind-tolerant trees,shrubs and sod, with irrigation system and landscape lighting. \* does not include hardscape. [See all 3 projects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/landscape-contractors/albright-landscaping-pfvwus-pf~60525258) ## Ideabooks - [Outdoor Rooms](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/55952049/list/outdoor-rooms) — 7 ideas - [Prihar Family landscape renovation proposal](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/55884387/list/prihar-family-landscape-renovation-proposal) — 8 ideas [See all 2 ideabooks](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/users/workhrdplayhrd70) ## Community Q&A **Q: Sweet Williams in Florida** *(in Florida Gardening)* I moved to Florida in September, so I'm new to gardening here. Today I was at the Home Depot in Sebring and they had Sweet Williams. I never thought I would ever see them down here. My question is are they planted as annuals or will they come back? Thank You A: Plant them in a pot and enjoy for the season in a part shade location, **Q: Winter flowers for Florida (in containers)** *(in Florida Gardening)* Silvia or anyone else - besides pansies, petunias and snap dragons, are there any other flowers that make it through the Winter here that grow well in pots? I've decided to make a plant tower using graduated terra cotta pots. I know I could do certain herbs, but I pretty much have all of those that I need already in the herb garden. A: Some good suggestions above! You may also consider: Baby Sun Rose - a hardy little trailer blooming in red or yellow. Purple Queen for intense color in a compact package. Also, my Vinca's are still blooming, but I'm not sure if nurseries are carrying them yet. Have Fun! **Q: Please help with curb appeal for small Florida house** *(in Landscape Design)* We recently purchased a small second home in Florida and will be spending time there this winter. When I was down a couple of months ago I cut back everything in the planters around the house and would like advice on new plantings. That's jasime below the windows. I'm not sure I can improve with more trimming. The house had been vacant and nothing done with landscaping. Thank you! A: As a part time resident, I'm guessing you look forward to a tropical get-away, with minimal maintenance. I would recommend the following low maintenance plants to look great year round: Hope Philodendron with Heliconia or Purple Queen would be a fun tropical look. Plumbego or Copper plant would make a simple, yet colorful low hedge-row if you prefer a more uniform semi-structured feel. Lantana, Dwarf bougainvillea or Fountain Grasses are some other hardy, easy-going yet colorful foundation plants that you can enjoy for years, then supplement with annuals while you are here. Enjoy! **Q: A vine that won't get out of hand in Florida?** *(in Vines)* I have a ugly chain link fence on only 1 side of the yard. It is against a wooden fence. I would love a blooming vine, however with Florida being a haven for vines (limited frosts and rarely a freeze) no natural die back to help control it. Is there something that is a slow grower / creeper that blooms? A: These are the plants that I recommend regularly for the Tampa Bay area, because they look great without a lot of work: Passion Vine has exotic purple and white blooms, growing quickly in a sunny location. It will grab onto the fence naturally, but watch it for mites in dry weather. Mandevilla has large trumpet blooms, and does really well if you are patient enough to regularly train it along the fence. Bougainvillea - will slowly cover the fence, with quarterly training and trimming. Wont go crazy, and is stunning =) Confederate Jasmine has subtle white star blooms, and smells amazing! You will need to train it along the fence, but it is pretty hardy and simple to grow. There are lots of pictures on our Pinterest Page: https://www.pinterest.com/albrightlandsc/plant-list/ Have Fun! **Q: Screening Wall** *(in Florida Gardening)* Boynton Beach Florida area. We have a backyard that is about 100' wide and 50' deep. Behind us is a two story apartment complex as you can see in the pic. We had (well still do partly) several Brazilian Pepper and Mangos growing completely out of control we are slowly removing. We have a chain link fence back there with no privacy. I am conflicted between the pros and cons of either bamboo or sea grape as a screen wall. Space is not a problem for either plant. Would anyone care to comment? A: Have you considered Oleander? Blooming in white or pink, they quickly grow tall and thick. I would layer something like variegated arboricola or night blooming jasmine in front of them. These are all very low maintenance, and forgiving of weather extremes. Give the oleander plenty of space - it will be much healthier and reduce your chances of having caterpillars if it has good circulation. Both the oleander and jasmine will bloom nicely with a good trimming 2-3 times a year. **Q: Rosemary\_all\_brown** *(in Florida Gardening)* Hi Peops....it's been forever since I have haunted this forum, but I remember where to get the best answers!! September, here in Brevard County, was a month of rain, along with many other counties here in the SunnyShine state. We lost several plants during the water-logged month and it seems that I may still be finding more atttrition. Last week I noticed my large rosemary plant looking so sad; upon further inspection, it looks - well...it looks dead. :( Can it be that it went from a healthy, happy five year old plant to dead in that short time span? We did have standing water in other areas of the yard, but not in this specific location. However, the rains just kept coming and coming and coming...must have been 24 to 30 inches over the month, so the yard stayed soggy most all of that time. Should I just yank the plant - assuming that it's root rot? or try to prune really, really hard and hope it might come back? A: Mine do best in a pot, with pea gravel instead of potting soil. If it should happen to accidentally get too much rain, it can quickly be dumped out. I keep it on the porch where it gets lots of sun and is very protected from rain. The humidity alone seems to be enough moisture most of the year. Wet feet will quickly kill the most beautiful rosemary shrub, but it is really tolerant of dry conditions... a challenge here in Florida =D --- *Source: Houzz professional profile. Reflects the profile as of 2026-11-15.*