Paradise Environmental Services of FL, INC

06/01/2026

05/21/2026

Rescheduling fees are being put in place!!!
$65.00

04/18/2026

NUTSEDGE SATURDAY’S

04/18/2026

Selective removal of wild Bermuda from Saint Augustine successfully!!!!

No harm done to the St Augustine….

04/14/2026

If you’re still dealing with fungus in the yard, it’s time to shut that Irrigation off for a while!!!!!

04/12/2026

Our software company has gone offline…
Routing production and scheduling is currently on standby!!!! 😩 😡

02/20/2026

We are currently seeking a YOUNG full time fertilizer / pest control technician to train.
A motivated energetic and well spoken individual would be great 👍

Must be able to work in the HEAT!!!! 🥵

One that can avoid MOST personal challenges while on the clock is a MUST…. 🙏

STARTING pay is $17.00 hr.

772-359-0993

02/18/2026

Old Man Winter says not so fast. The winter weather yo-yo continues. Florida will be feeling summer Saturday with some 90s popping. Cold front returns early week. Tuesday AM back to some 20s/30s (maybe). GFS going all in dropping temps. Some wiggle room for sure. But hey. More iguana posts coming regardless. Poors guys. They can't catch a break.

02/07/2026

🌿 The South Florida Comeback:
Life After the Freeze ❄️

​Don’t give up on that brown hibiscus or the crispy croton just yet! In South Florida, "dead" is often just a temporary state of mind for our tropicals.
​If your garden took a hit during the recent cold snap, here is your Post-Freeze Survival Guide:

​🍃Patience is a Virtue: Resist the urge to prune immediately! Those dead, brown leaves actually act as insulation for the living tissue underneath if another cold front swings by.

​🌿The Scratch Test: Not sure if it's gone for good? Use your fingernail to lightly scratch a stem. If you see bright green underneath, your plant is alive and well—just resting!

💧​Water Wisely: Give your plants a steady drink to help rehydrate stressed roots, but don't drown them.

​🌿Wait for the New Growth: Once you see those tiny green nubs pushing through, that’s your cue to trim away the frost-damaged bits.

​Nature is resilient, and soon enough, your backyard will be back to its jungle-glory self. 🌴✨