Traditionally, January and February are the coldest months in South Florida. Boy, have we experienced that this year! Landscape can be damaged when temperatures drop or fall below freezing. However, most frost damaged landscapes can easily recover with a little TLC. Follow our steps to help nurse your landscape back to health and prepare for […]
We are expecting an unusually cold winter here inSouth Florida. Frost blankets are helpful when protecting tropical plants from frost.
Bromeliads are South Florida native beauties. Related to pineapples, the succulent plants thrive in a variety of conditions.
If you are looking to incorporate more bamboo projects into your landscape, we have a few DIY ideas to get you started
Many Sarasota and Tampa area homeowners have found bamboo to be versatile and beautiful, it can provide natural barriers and fill in empty parts of your property with tropical flair.
A trellis can add color and charm to your backyard and make use of vertical space so that you have even more room to expand your garden.
Birds of paradise are beautiful and timeless tropical plants for your Florida landscape that resemble their namesake bird.
Even if you do decide to get rid of some of them, proper identification of bees and wasps is crucial for pest management.
With the coolest days behind us, the main growing season has arrived. As we move into this season, now is a great time to draw up your March landscaping to-do list.
Regardless of whether you opt or the shrub variation or the small tree species, hibiscus produces big, beautiful, showy flowers.
