Florida’s climate is unique compared to most parts of the country. While northern states often see spring as the big planting season, our subtropical environment in Florida creates different opportunities for success, of which planting year round is one of them! But...
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How to Prune Dead, Dying, Diseased, and Disorderly Branches in Your Florida Landscape
Simple Pruning Tips for Healthier Shrubs and Small Trees Pruning is one of the most important garden maintenance tasks for Florida homeowners. Whether you're tending native shrubs, ornamental trees, or hedges, knowing how to properly prune dead, dying, diseased, and...
Spring Pruning Young Trees
Spring Pruning Young Trees - Oaks, Holly’s, Magnolias and Deciduous Trees Young trees are frequently overlooked for the first few years of their life, and many people wait until the trees are large enough to cause problems before they think to prune them. However,...
Why Weed Control is Essential for Florida Landscape Success
Florida’s warm, humid climate creates the perfect environment for lush landscapes, but it also provides ideal conditions for weeds to thrive. Without proper weed control, these invasive plants can quickly take over, harming the health and appearance of your...