Florida Planting Concept

Designed in Florida for Florida Properties

Pennate is based in Florida, and our design standards are informed by
hands-on landscape design and installation experience.

A planting concept must do more than look attractive on a screen. Plants
must be suited to the documented sunlight and exposure, compatible with
available irrigation, spaced for mature growth, available in realistic
nursery sizes, and practical to install and maintain.

Your goals, must-keep features, must-avoid items, maintenance
expectations, budget range, and known limitations become part of the
project record and final quality review.

What You’ll Receive

Is This Package Right for Your Project?

Projects exceeding these limits may be better suited for Florida
Landscape Design, consulting, or a custom scope.

Standard Package Limits

All limits apply independently. Pennate will confirm whether the submitted
property configuration qualifies before production begins.

What Counts as One Defined Planting Area?

The package covers one visually and functionally connected planting
composition. Examples include front foundation beds, an entry garden, one
side-yard corridor, one privacy border, one pool-enclosure perimeter, or
one connected backyard planting bed.

A walkway, driveway, gate, or narrow access path may divide the planting
beds when the surrounding areas still function as one coordinated
composition.

Separate yards, unrelated planting zones, or beds located on different
sides of the property are not included in this package.

How the Process Works

1. Purchase the Package
   
   Complete checkout and receive the required intake, photography, and
   measurement instructions.
   
2. Submit Your Property Information
   
   Provide photographs, measurements, a marked survey or sketch,
   priorities, preferences, budget, and documented constraints.
   
3. Eligibility and Intake Review
   
   Pennate confirms the project boundary, completeness, remote
   feasibility, and package eligibility before production begins.
   
4. Planting Concept Development
   
   Pennate develops the conceptual layout, coordinated plant palette,
   approximate quantities, suggested sizes, and spacing guidance.
   
5. Quality Review and Delivery
   
   The completed package is checked against the documented priorities,
   constraints, Florida suitability, and required deliverables before
   release.
   
6. Revision
   
   One consolidated in-scope revision request may be submitted within
   14 calendar days after initial delivery.
   

Designed Around Your Priorities

Before production begins, Pennate records the approved project area,
primary objective, ranked priorities, must-keep features, must-avoid
items, maintenance expectations, budget range, and known constraints.

Those requirements are reviewed again before delivery. Your intake is not
treated as optional background information, and the concept is not
produced from a generic template.

Pennate Correction Promise: If Pennate makes an
objective error or overlooks a clearly documented in-scope requirement,
we will correct it without using your included revision.

What You’ll Need to Provide

• Your Florida property address
• A clearly identified project boundary
• Current photographs from the required viewpoints
• Photographs showing structures, pavement, utilities, and access
• Accurate measurements, a marked survey, or dimensioned sketch
• Approximate planting square footage and planting-edge length
• Identification of each connected planting-bed segment
• Existing plants and features to retain, relocate, or remove
• Your ranked project goals and primary objective
• Must-keep features and must-avoid items
• Known sunlight, irrigation, moisture, salt, and wind conditions
• Maintenance, pet, child-safety, utility, septic, and HOA constraints
• Preferred styles, colors, and plant types
• A realistic installation budget range
• Inspiration photographs, when available

The 7–10 business-day turnaround begins only after payment and all
required intake information have been received and accepted as
sufficiently complete.

Turnaround and Revision

The included revision may adjust reasonable plant selections, quantities,
or placement within the approved area and original design direction. It
does not include a new concept, enlarged area, changed objectives, or
redesign based on newly disclosed conditions.

Important Scope Exclusions

The Florida Planting Concept focuses specifically on planting decisions.
It does not include:

• Full-property planning
• Multiple disconnected planting areas
• Alternative concepts or multiple design directions
• Photorealistic renderings, 3D models, or walkthroughs
• Detailed hardscape, pool, wall, or structural design
• Irrigation design, diagnostics, or hydraulic calculations
• Drainage assessment, grading, or stormwater design
• Surveying, engineering, permitting, or construction documents
• Site visits, field measurement, or installation staking
• Contractor supervision or construction administration
• Soil testing, arborist review, or pest diagnosis
• Exact takeoffs, bid documents, or guaranteed quantities
• Firm installation pricing or contractor bids
• Nursery inventory verification or procurement
• HOA applications or permit submissions
• Plant installation or survival guarantees
• Editable source files or internal working materials
• Live consultation or unlimited correspondence

Existing hardscape and structures may be shown for context but will not
be redesigned under this product.

Frequently Asked Questions