by Grasshopper
7. February 2010 15:48
I have Crabgrass. There I said it. But who knew that this could kill it dead faster than anything I've ever tried. Too bad it doesn't come to order.
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by Dragonfly Lady
4. February 2010 19:00
Late this afternoon, when I went out to walk our puppy one of the neighbors came over to tell me this news…
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by Dragonfly Lady
3. February 2010 00:10
Today, as you read this, I will probably be sat in my first Master Naturalist Class, in honor of this I thought I'd show you some new pups delivered Saturday...
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by Dragonfly Lady
1. February 2010 10:00
Today, I thought I would share with you 5 Benefits of Gardens and Gardening for you to consider.
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by Dragonfly Lady
29. January 2010 10:00
Tonight, there will be much to view within the night sky, why not find out more.
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by Dragonfly Lady
27. January 2010 00:30
We have family staying with us from Colorado at present, this past weekend we revisited Bok Tower Gardens with them. Since our last visit at Christmas, Jack Frost has been in attendance and left his calling card on much of the landscape.
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by HC Green Thumb
25. January 2010 10:00
There are several genera of orchids available to the Florida gardener, but six in particular are well known for their adaptability, ease of growing, and beautiful blooms.
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by Grasshopper
23. January 2010 08:00
With this warm up you're probably starting to see some of your plants struggling to put on new growth. It's very tempting to reach out and help this new growth by pruning all the frost damage, giving the new growth room and energy. DON'T DO IT!!!
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by Bunny Foo
21. January 2010 10:00
Current research findings support that Vitamin C’s benefits come from consumption of whole fruits and vegetables. A high intake of produce is associated with a reduced risk of death from all causes, including heart disease, stroke, and cancer.
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by Dragonfly Lady
20. January 2010 07:30
Jack Frost has been rampaging through Central Florida of late, check out this picture from one of our orange groves.
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