Dr. Cynthia Nazario-Leary: Gardening with the cool plants
Here in North Central Florida, we have mild winters which means we get to have a second season of gardening, often referred to as the cool season.
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Here in North Central Florida, we have mild winters which means we get to have a second season of gardening, often referred to as the cool season.
As the weather cools and more of us are outside, it is a great time to consider the benefits of having a Florida-friendly landscape.
Compared to its colorful variegated brethren, you might call Swiss chard humble, but, in the garden, it easily becomes the star.
While trees can increase property values and have a variety of environmental benefits, they are vulnerable to strong winds and water-saturated soils.
With the arrival of the rainy season in Southwest Florida, city and county officials want to remind property owners of the seasonal blackout periods for certain