Landscaping with larval host wildflowers and ground covers in Florida is an excellent way to support local ecosystems and promote biodiversity, especially for butterflies, moths, and other pollinators. Many butterflies and moths lay their eggs on specific host plants,...
Using aeroponics and our specially formulated Tower Tonic plant food you can grow almost any vegetable, herb, or flower—and many fruits—in less time than it takes in soil. And recent studies have shown Tower Garden to generate up to 30% more produce compared to...
Walter's viburnum (Viburnum obovatum) is a Florida native that can be grown either as a small tree or as a shrub. It stays evergreen in more mild climates, such as Florida. Though this plant can reach heights of up to 30 feet, it more commonly grows to six to 15 feet...
The slow-growing Native American Holly may reach up to 30 feet with a diameter of 12 inches. Its round shiny red berries are attractive to people and provide food for songbirds. This lovely tree, with medium-green foliage, is tolerant of urban conditions, salt and...
If you’re a homeowner, chances are you’ve had numerous conversations about what to do with your landscape and how to make it look more attractive. One of the many advantages of living in sunny Florida is the wealth of opportunities available to homeowners who are...
