How to Choose the Right Irrigation System for Your Florida Yard
From lush lawns to shady garden beds, every part of your yard has its own watering needs. In our latest blog we break down the best irrigation methods for Florida’s...
Veda Broderick |
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How to Choose the Right Irrigation System for Your Florida Yard
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Recognize Poor Planting Techniques and the Consequences of Improper Mulching
[caption id="attachment_3010" align="alignright" width="1024"] This tree was planted too deep and is in decline.[/caption] Planting trees is all about the details. For example, did you know the tree will settle...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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TIPS FOR REMOVING AND LAYING SOD
1. Remove Old Sod2. Spread Milorganite Over Soil Mixing Milorganite (10lb available for purchase) can help establish the lawn faster and yield a lush lawn. Follow directions on the label for...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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6 Tips for Indoor Plant Care
GET A WATER TRAY WITH WHEELS. If you plan on having a large potted plant, you absolutely need a water tray with wheels. Ideally, you want it in a spot...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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Young Citrus Tree Care
If you just purchased a young citrus tree, then this article is for you! [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="227"] Young Citrus[/caption] We found this incredibly helpful article published by the University...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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Why you Should NOT Fertilize in Winter
We understand Florida winters can be pretty mild at times and will vary year to year. On the warm days you feel like wearing flip flops and short sleeve shirts,...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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Winter Preparations
There is nothing worse than your tender perennials and tropical plants freezing beyond revival. You worked so hard to get them into the ground and you want to increase their...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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Cassia Tree
Senna bicapsularis Commonly Known as “Cassia” or “Senna”or “Butterfly Bush” [caption id="attachment_2619" align="alignnone" width="300"] Cassia floribunda[/caption] This bright colored yellow is sure to catch your eye during the Fall when...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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Fall Guide to Ornamental Grasses
Ornamental grasses are a sure thing for Fall interest. In this article we'll cover a variety of grasses and when to cut back for next year’s plumes. Some of our...
Mike Zaffaroni |
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Protecting your Citrus and Fruit Trees
You may have heard of this saying, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of Cure.” This is very true when pertaining to gardening. Any time after Labor Day...
Bethany Weiland |
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September is Time to Plan
Leaves are changing. Your grass isn’t growing as fast anymore.The growing season is winding down. Its time to start preparing your yard and garden for fall. Here in north Florida,...
Bethany Weiland |
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Summer Issues
During the summer months, a lot of the landscape tends to look sub-par. The extreme heat can cause yellowing or browning of foliage, consistent rain can cause fungal infections, and...
Bethany Weiland |
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Monarch Butterflies
Want to attract Monarchs and other pollinators to your yard? Click the link below to learn what to plant as a food source for these beautiful butterflies! Read More
Bethany Weiland |
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April Newsletter
Now is a great time to sow your seeds, propagate cuttings or transplant over grown plants. Morning or evening time is the best time to avoid over stressing the plant....
Bethany Weiland |
