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YES! “A well-landscaped home has a significant price advantage over a home with no landscaping. This advantage ranges from 5.5 percent to 12.7 percent depending on the type of landscaping and the home’s original value. That translates into an extra $16,500 to $38,100 in value on a $300,000 home.” If you are thinking of selling […]
How long have you had bees? I’ve been keeping bees for a little over 2 years, I’m a third-generation beekeeper 🙂 What kind of plants do you keep in your yard? I keep a plethora of pollinator plants in my garden not only for bees but for other pollinators such as butterflies and birds. -Lantana […]
If you have any type of fruit tree, you probably wonder what you’re going to do with all that fruit! Right now, Loquats and Oranges are ripe for the picking. This smoothie incorporates both fruit! *Tip* Loquats do not have a long shelf life. Peel, pit, & freeze to store before use.* Recipe: small handful […]
Do you qualify as one of our “local” shipping zones? The below zip codes are what we consider local deliveries. 32218, 32226, 32208, 32209, 32211, 32225, 32277, 32034, 32097, 32204, 32206, 32216, 32207, 32202, 32204, 32257, 32256, 32223, 32258, 32246, 32207, 32217
Sustainable Plantings Yards that are low maintenance, drought tolerant, and with minimal turf grass are becoming more prominent. We are here for it! By planting natives in your yard, you will have more time on your hands and more money in your pocket! Try sun loving perennials like Gaillardia (pictured above), Dune Sunflower, Blue Daze, […]
Temperatures are finally warming up, and staying that way! Spring will soon be in full bloom – and now is your time to get a head start! Fertilize Give your plant friends a boost of nutrients to promote full bushy growth. Those that got damaged over the winter will especially benefit from this. Remember, more is […]
With a little knowledge and a little effort, a beautiful lawn and healthy landscape is within reach. Plants need the same things people need: water, a place to live, occasional doctoring and food: Water Florida is tropical, with sandy soils, making irrigation a requirement. Irrigate to prevent drought and to prevent wasting this precious resource. […]
Give cold damaged plants proper care to ensure their survival and success. February is unpredictable. Normally we are clear of freezes and cold weather after February 15th, but just incase – leave damaged plants alone. Trim back damaged material once warm weather is consistently on the horizon. Plant cool weather tolerant color such as Petunias, […]
