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Get The Dirt: Hurricanes, A Landscape Pruning Opportunity

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By Lynn Barber, Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ agent, and Susan Haddock, commercial horticulture agent Hurricanes provide many of us with the ‘opportunity’ to prune our landscape plants...

Get The Dirt: Identifying Unwanted Wildlife In The Landscape

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Most of us enjoy attracting wildlife to our landscapes. However, there are some wildlife species that we would prefer just go elsewhere. Nuisance wildlife...

Get The Dirt: Container Gardening

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By Lynn Barber, Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Agent, and Sonya Rose, Urban Horticulture/4H Program Coordinator, UF/IFAS Extension Hillsborough County Container gardens are quite popular today and...

Get The Dirt: My Favorite Native Plants

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After paging through the Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ (FFL) Guide to Plant Selection and Landscape Design, I identified 14 native plants that are my favorites. The...

Get The Dirt: Heat-Seeking Annuals

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Annuals provide a great opportunity to color-up your landscape, front porch and lanai, whether in the ground or in containers. Most Florida annuals last...

Get The Dirt: Great Landscape Additions: Florida-Friendly Ornamental Grasses

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Ornamental grasses are a great addition to any landscape. They add texture, color, form and interest. These grasses need the same types of maintenance...

Get The Dirt: Limitations To Lazy Gardening

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A recent article covered how you can have a beautiful landscape while maintaining a lazy gardener lifestyle. This one explains the limitations to lazy...

Get The Dirt: The Lazy Gardener

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A few years ago, I wrote an article about being a lazy gardener. To this day and, I believe, for the remainder of my...

Get The Dirt: Horticulture Educational Opportunities Abound

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Are you interested in gardening? What about recycling and composting? Want to save water or know more about drought-tolerant plants? Do you have an...

Get The Dirt: Winter Landscape Maintenance: Go For Gardening Green Vs....

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Winter, such as it is in Florida, can last for several months. In West Central Florida, however, we are very fortunate, compared with other...