Florida has many transplants. If you began gardening in a cooler climate, you might not be familiar with the wonderful range of plants that grow. Florida has many native plants, and with a little extra care, many more plant… See more

Fall in Florida is still warm, but it’s a good time to transition from heat hearty plants to more delicate varieties. This is the time of year that Florida goes from the rainy season into the dryer months. See more

Winter in Florida is not brutal, but you do need to prepare your plants. Covering your plant and flower beds with mulch can be effective for some hardier plants. However, you should be ready to bring cold-sensitive plants into t… See more

Spring is a wonderful time to be outside and work on your landscape. It’s not too hot yet, but it’s warm enough that many plants will flourish through this time. Now is a great time to check your irrigation. Make sure it is in … See more