by Ian Laccohee | May 13, 2020 | advice, central florida, landscaping, maintenance, plant
Welcoming the sweltering heat of summertime is a bit easier when you are looking forward to harvesting vegetables from your very own garden. Just the thought of enjoying fresh foods that you grew yourself makes May a magical month for Central Florida gardeners. After...
by Ian Laccohee | Apr 15, 2020 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping, maintenance
Even though they are not colorful like birds and butterflies, bats play a vital role in Central Florida’s ecology. Plus, they are fun to watch and help us enjoy our backyards more because they eat thousands of mosquitos and other insects that make us want to stay...
by Ian Laccohee | Mar 11, 2020 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping, maintenance, plant
Central Florida is home to several types of insects that will be tempted by the plants in your yard – for better and for worse. While some of the bugs will benefit your plants, others have the potential to decimate them. Your goal is to welcome the good ones and fend...
by Ian Laccohee | Feb 5, 2020 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping, plant
Central Florida is visited by several types of butterflies, so it’s nearly impossible to pick a favorite. They’re all so beautiful in their own special way!Some of the butterflies commonly seen in the Orlando area include the Tiger Swallowtail, the Zebra Swallowtail,...
by Ian Laccohee | Nov 13, 2019 | advice, central florida, landscaping, plant
Do you live in Central Florida and have a vegetable garden? If your answer is no, WHY NOT? Aside from the many health benefits like stress reduction and being a self-esteem booster, a hand-picked vegetable from your own garden tastes much better than what you could...
by Ian Laccohee | Oct 29, 2019 | advice, landscaping, plant
While Mother Nature is doing her best to hang on to higher temperatures, Central Florida is finally starting to see the signs of dryer and cooler conditions. And without those regular Summer rains, we won’t be seeing the same lush green as we experience the summer...
