The term Florida-Friendly Landscape™ (FFL) has been around for decades but there is still some confusion over what such a landscape would look like. I would like to shed some light on why the FFL ...
Will you come to my yard and tell me what to do? This question was asked of me in person by someone who recognized me as a Master Gardener Volunteer who writes for the Times-Union's Garden Q&A column.
Florida-friendly landscaping aims to guide you in creating healthy and visually appealing landscapes that also safeguard Florida’s natural resources. It outlines nine principles, covering aspects such ...
When landscaping in Southwest Florida, selecting the right elements enhances both aesthetics and durability. A skilled landscaping company will take the time to understand your vision, recommending ...
The 17th State of the River Report was recently released. The report addresses issues affecting the health of the St. Johns River. The report contains information that should be of interest to ...
While the electric feel of Disney World and the neon lights of South Beach draw millions of people to Florida every year, the willowing pines and wilderness attract others. Keith Padgett, an artist ...
A carefully designed edible landscape filled with fruit trees, berry bushes, herbs, and perennial vegetables can make a dent ...
I’d like to introduce you to one of southern Florida’s most magnificent landscape plants — crape myrtle. Originally grown in Japan, China and parts of Southeast Asia, it’s the supermodel of the plant ...
SPRING LAKE — What do you do if your landscaping is lacking and you don't have the time or knowledge to fix it? You call Claudia Perez-Gianoli. Perez-Gianoli, originally from Peru, attended school for ...
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