Freelance Writing Jobs | Today's Articles | Sign In

 
Browse Sections

Florida Gardens

Finding Florida Plants in North Carolina - Part II
Finding new plants for Florida landscapes is always exciting. Part II of a three part series, Teresa goes on vacation to North Carolina to find Florida plants for her gardens. Which ones did she buy and will they survive in a sub-tropical climate?
Finding Florida Plants in North Carolinia - Part 1
Finding new plants for Florida landscapes is always exciting. In a three part series, Teresa goes on vacation to North Carolina to find Florida plants for her gardens. Which ones did she buy and will they survive in a sub-tropical climate?
Fertilization of Palms
Most of the problems seen in landscape cycads and palm trees can be traced to nutritional issues. Teresa answers some recent questions on palms and sagos.
April Showers for Florida
April is the perfect time of year to establish new lawns, garden beds and enhance your Florida landscape. Find out what gardeners need to know about irrigating properly, drought-tolerant plants and having healthier yards.
Plant Me! I'm Irish!
Everyone on St. Patrick's Day wants to be Irish! Irish gardens evoke great memories of an ancient culture filled with leprechauns, fierce Fenians, and believable fairy tales. But what if your family is from the Mediterranean, Mexico, Japan, Africa or India? What kind of international gardening can you bring to your Florida landscape?
Wrapping Up Gardening 2004 In My Backyard
Did you miss reading about Florida gardening? Teresa recaps all of her Florida Carefree Gardening Articles for 2004.
Ring in the New Year with New Friends!
Want to add some unique, interesting and new proven plants and shrubs to your Florida garden, try these blooming beauties?
Florida Holiday Gardening To-Do List
Florida has a winter season? It can get as cold as Mother Nature wants, as long as the sun shines. But do you know what you should or shouldn't do in your Florida garden? How do you prepare for a winter freeze? Don't stress about getting your yard prepared for the holidays. There's not much you have to do but enjoy the cooler tempertures and garden to your heart's content.
Scary Gardening
Would you like to spook I mean spoof up your fall garden? How about adding some spectral ambiance for a Halloween display? Gothic gardens are not only for Halloween, for some they are a way of life and death.
Part 4: How Mulch Work Do You Want To Do In Your Garden?
Deciding on what kind of mulch is best for your yard? Is organic or non-organic better? Which one is better for your landscape? Ever wonder if mulch attracts termites?
Red, White And Blue
While Memorial Day is still warm in our hearts, our eyes wet with pride, and our prayers with loved ones in the military, did the thought come to your mind that you wished you had landscaped your yard more? And there's plenty of time to get your yard's spirit up before the next Fourth of July weekend.
Help To Feather Their Nests
Want to attract more wildlife to your garden? Are you into recycling everything? Encourage your feathered friends to linger in your garden by furnishing supplies for nest-building.
Florida Beauties
Spring flowers blooming in Florida yards can create a fresh, energetic garden with little maintenance and low watering needs.
Part 3 - It’s Easier Than You Think To Be Green
Learn all about keeping your Florida landscape green, watering efficiently and how precious our water supply is.
Part 2 - Will This Plant Grow In My Yard? Planning Before Planting
Instead of crossing your fingers and hoping that your plants will survive or relying on inaccurate advice that is meant to be helpful but you come to find out, wasn't - don't give up your yard! I can help you learn how to plan before you plant so that you can successfully enjoy your Florida landscape. The second in a series of ten articles on Florida-friendly landscaping teaching how to make good decisions in selecting landscape plants for your yard.
Part 1 - Florida-Friendly Landscaping
Introduction and description of series of Florida-friendly landscaping practices to reduce water usage, maintenance, and protect Florida's precious resource: potable water.