Florida Gardening
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Melaleuca Madness
Melaleuca quinquenervia, commonly known as the punk, or paperbark tree, has been wreaking havoc on South Florida's delicate ecosystems for over 50 years. Now this aggressive Australian import is being converted into a mulch that will hopefully one day replace cypress in popularity.
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Mulch Ado about Mulch
Florida's number one choice in mulch--Cypress--is bad for the environment and for us.
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Cottage Gardening, Florida Style
It is possible to have a cottage-style garden in Florida. Learn what constitutes this style in the first part of a three-part series.
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Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory... Part II
Part II contains information regarding the toxicity of Gloriosa tubers, hints on propagation, a discussion of nomenclature, and sources for these great plants.
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Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory...
of Gloriosa superba, a spectacular flowering plant that actually enjoys our summers, is pest free, fast-growing, self-cleaning, and is hardy in zones 8 through 11.
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Crape Jasmine
Invite this intoxicatingly fragrant shrub to your next party
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True Blue
Floridians can incorporate this exceptional color in their gardens with the addition of a subtropical vine and a Mexican salvia.
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The Vining Life
Vines are an essential element in Florida gardens. Find out which ones you should grow and why.
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