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The Art of Maintaining a Florida Native Landscape The Art of Maintaining a  Florida Native Landscape   Yay! My new book is now available for...

I wish you and yours a wonderful and bountiful New Year!! A frosty reddish leaf lettuce. Winter vegetables Here in Florida, even here in Nor...

Gardeners are gamblers We plant seeds or seedlings and we bet that we'll end up with a bountiful harvest, but it doesn't always happ...

I traveled over to Gainesville on May Day to meet with my editor at University Press of Florida and Marjorie Shropshire who will be illustra...

Some trees and shrubs are already producing their spring growth. Spring is beginning to show itself with new growth on some of the plants an...

Hard-working native trees are also beautiful and add value to your property. While most of the country celebrates Arbor Day in April, both F...

Sugar snap peas are delish right from the vine. Starting from the point of the knife: oregano, curly parsley, garlic chives, purple & or...

From November 10th to the 17th, I am taking online orders for my books. See the Gift Book Offer page. Maybe you know an avid gardener who ...