The 2012 FLORIDA COMMUNITIES of EXCELLENCE AWARDS RECIPIENTS
Baldwin Park (Orlando) Home to 8,000 residents and more than 125 businesses, this 1,100-acre neighborhood near downtown Orlando demonstrates adherence to Florida-Friendly Landscaping principles. More than 80 percent of plants are native to Florida and irrigation is by zone-type to minimize water use.
Wellington at Seven Hills (Spring Hill) After years of disappointing turf appearance, Wellington began its Florida-Friendly conversion in 2009. The community has cut watering times, and rain barrels, drip tubing, and other measures have also reduced irrigation. Properties that have implemented Florida-Friendly Landscapes have seen a drastic reduction in water bills.
Eagles Landing (Clearwater) Florida-Friendly landscaping practices were adopted when the deteriorated grass, plants and shrubs of this 30-year old community were replaced last year. The improvements follow all nine Florida-Friendly principles and have inspired homeowners
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