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Landscaping in Baton Rouge, LA

Compare 15 local landscaping pros. Typical service: $278–$833.

Top Landscaping Companies in Baton Rouge

  1. 1.GreenSeasons

    4.6★ (138 reviews)

    4.6★ from 138 reviews

  2. 2.All Seasons Landscaping & Lawn Care

    4.8★ (102 reviews)

    4.8★ from 102 reviews

  3. 3.Legends Landscape of Louisiana

    4.7★ (55 reviews)

    4.7★ from 55 reviews

  4. 4.Pollock Precision Landscaping

    4.9★ (41 reviews)

    4.9★ from 41 reviews

  5. 5.Mixon Landscape Solutions, LLC

    4.8★ (22 reviews)

    4.8★ from 22 reviews

  6. 6.Ground Control & Landscaping, Inc.

    5.0★ (15 reviews)

    5.0★ from 15 reviews

  7. 7.ProGreen Lawn & Landscape

    4.5★ (17 reviews)

    4.5★ from 17 reviews

  8. 8.My Lawn Company

    5.0★ (6 reviews)

    5.0★ from 6 reviews

  9. 9.Perfect Cuts Lawn Service

    3.7★ (12 reviews)

    3.7★ from 12 reviews

  10. 10.SRP Landscaping

    4.8★ (5 reviews)

    4.8★ from 5 reviews

  11. 11.Eduardo Jenkins Landscape Architect & Planner

    3.7★ (7 reviews)

    3.7★ from 7 reviews

  12. 12.Blue Skies Landscape LLC

    2.7★ (12 reviews)

    2.7★ from 12 reviews

  13. 13.Broome Landscaping Services

    5.0★ (1 reviews)

    5.0★ from 1 reviews

  14. 14.Landscapinghv

    5.0★ (1 reviews)

    5.0★ from 1 reviews

  15. 15.Easy Care landscaping and maintenance

    5.0★ (1 reviews)

    5.0★ from 1 reviews

Landscaping Cost in Baton Rouge

Local ranges, adjusted for area wage and cost-of-living data.

ServiceTypical range in Baton Rouge
Mulch installation$278–$833/job
Planting and bed design$370–$1,389/job
Yard cleanup$185–$556/job
Patio or hardscape$2,778–$8,334/job

Landscaping prices in Baton Rouge run about 7% below the national average, based on what this trade earns in the metro area — so neighbouring cities in the same metro see similar rates.

Quotes on this page come from 15 companies serving Baton Rouge, rated 4.5★ on average across 435 customer reviews.

Baton Rouge Climate & Seasonal Timing

What Baton Rouge's weather means for scheduling landscaping.

Last spring frost
March 1
First fall frost
November 28
Annual precipitation
59.14"
Heating degree days
1,688
Cooling degree days
2,632
MonthLowHighPrecip
Jan40°61.1°5.29"
Feb43.2°64.6°5.27"
Mar49.1°71.6°4.33"
Apr55.7°78.4°4.26"
May64.5°85.4°4.7"
Jun70.4°90°7.03"
Jul72.6°91.6°4.63"
Aug72.1°91.9°5.36"
Sep67.4°88.3°4.39"
Oct56.7°80.5°4.35"
Nov48.5°71.6°4.18"
Dec41.8°63.4°5.35"

NOAA station data 5.63 miles from Baton Rouge.

Permits & Regulations in LA

No permit typically required

  • Lawn and landscape pesticide work falls under the LDAF Ornamental and Turf category (category 3)
  • Commercial applicators pass a General Standards exam plus at least one category exam
  • LDAF administers exams at offices across the state

License required: LDAF commercial applicator license, Ornamental and Turf category

Sources: www.ldaf.la.gov

Landscaping FAQs for Baton Rouge

How much does landscaping cost in Baton Rouge?

Mulch installation in Baton Rouge typically runs $278-$833 for a typical yard; planting and hardscape projects cost more.

How many landscapers serve Baton Rouge?

We track 15 landscaping companies serving Baton Rouge.

When is the best time to plant in Baton Rouge?

The last spring frost in Baton Rouge usually falls around March 1, and the first fall frost around November 28. Most planting happens after the first date, and fall planting should finish several weeks before the second.

Is landscaping in Baton Rouge more expensive than average?

Landscaping in Baton Rouge runs about -7.4% versus the national average.

How much rain does Baton Rouge get for new plantings?

Baton Rouge averages 59.14 inches of precipitation a year, which decides whether new beds need drip irrigation or can rely on rainfall after establishment.

What plants survive Baton Rouge summers?

With summer highs near 92F in Baton Rouge, landscapers favor heat-tolerant, established-root plantings and mulch deep enough to hold soil moisture.

Do I need a permit for landscaping in Baton Rouge, LA?

In LA, Lawn and landscape pesticide work falls under the LDAF Ornamental and Turf category (category 3). Retaining walls, grading and drainage changes are what most often need a permit in Baton Rouge.

How cold do Baton Rouge winters get for landscaping?

Winter lows near 40F in Baton Rouge set which perennials and shrubs are hardy enough to survive without protection.