Flora Landscape Contractors is a full-service landscape company that designs, builds, and maintains outdoor spaces across the Baton Rouge area. The work includes landscape design, patios and walkways, plantings and sodding, outdoor lighting, drainage and grading, and lawn care and maintenance. Because every phase stays with one company, the design that gets drawn is the design that gets built, and the crew maintaining your property already knows how it was constructed. Most clients start with a single project and add services over time.

Flora serves Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes, including East Baton Rouge, Ascension, and Livingston. Communities served include Prairieville, Denham Springs, Oak Hills Place, Old Jefferson, and Shenandoah. Working in this region daily means the team plans around heavy clay soils, high summer humidity, and the drainage demands that come with both. You can confirm your address on the service areas page or by calling (225) 754-4959.

Flora pairs a landscape architect with an in-house team that designs, builds, and maintains the property, so your project stays with one company from start to finish. You work with one dedicated point of contact whose name does not change between phases. That continuity matters most on complex projects, where the reasons behind a design decision tend to get lost when a new contractor takes over halfway through.

Maintenance covers seasonal pruning, bed care, turf health, irrigation checks, and lighting adjustments as plantings mature and fill in. Landscapes change considerably in the first three years, and plant spacing that looks sparse at installation usually needs thinning later. Because the same team designed and built the space, they know which plants were selected for which conditions and how the drainage was engineered. You can add lawn care and maintenance after a build or start with it on an existing landscape.

You have one point of contact who handles scheduling, updates, and questions for the length of the project. Before work begins, you receive a schedule covering which crews are coming, what they are doing, and what each phase costs. If conditions change once work is underway, the change is documented and approved before it moves forward.