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Landscaping Contractors
in Boca Raton, Florida

TOTAL PROS : 153
TOTAL RATINGS : 115
WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING
IN BOCA RATON, FL

L & L Landscape Designs, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Landscape Yard or Gardens
City: Boca Raton, FL
Very responsive and follow-up was excellent!
L & L Landscape Designs, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Landscape Yard or Gardens
City: Boca Raton, FL
They were attentive and responded promptly

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Boca Raton City Facts
• The median household income in Boca Raton is $62,800.
• In 1878, a storm forced the Spanish ship "Providencia" to founder, scattering its cargo of coconuts. Coastal residents planted the coconuts in hopes of making money from the harvest, and a forest of trees sprang up, giving the West Palm Beach and Boca Raton area a distinctive appearance.
• Lake Worth, a body of water that separate West Palm Beach from Palm Beach, was originally a freshwater lake. When settlers opened in to the ocean for easier navigation, it was transformed into a saltwater lagoon.