by Ian Laccohee | Oct 11, 2021 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping
Some of our favorite Central Florida plant species are poisonous because it’s their only defense against getting eaten. Most animals will avoid them because they taste bitter, yet there are times when young animals and children will chew on them out of curiosity,...
by Ian Laccohee | Sep 13, 2021 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping
There’s no question that Central Floridians are devoted to their gardens. However, when plants aren’t being watered properly, one’s love for gardening can quickly dry up. Irrigating a garden is more involved than just spraying it with a hose or sprinklers. Providing...
by Ian Laccohee | Aug 9, 2021 | advice, central florida, landscaping, plant
When summertime works its magic on our favorite flowering shrubs, we aren’t the only ones thrilled to see the array of colorful blooms. Bugs are just as excited and can’t wait to feast upon Nature’s eye candy. There are several types of insects that attack...
by Ian Laccohee | Jul 12, 2021 | advice, central florida, landscaping, plant
The Central Florida sun can be too brutal for some traditional vegetables, but don’t despair because there are several edibles that will thrive in intense heat and humidity. Just remember to keep your garden watered well and you’ll soon be harvesting lots of tasty...
by Ian Laccohee | May 10, 2021 | advice, central florida, landscaping, plant
Central Florida is becoming more populated than ever and increasing construction efforts are causing birds’ natural habitats to disappear at an alarming rate. By attracting birds to your yard, you will be helping them – and your garden – thrive. Welcome feathered...
by Ian Laccohee | Apr 12, 2021 | advice, central florida, landscaping, plant
Landscaping in Central Florida is a dream come true for avid gardeners because of the wide variety of colorful and exotic plants that grow in tropical climates. However, those who have dogs must be extra vigilant about learning which plants are toxic, so they don’t...
