By Amanda Rose Newton If you’ve browsed a Central Florida nursery looking for citrus trees, you’ve likely seen the term “grafted” thrown around — and maybe even spotted tags that say “own-root.” But what do those terms mean, and which is … [Read more...] about Grafted vs. Own-Root Citrus: What Florida Gardeners Need to Know
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Salty Shrubs: 10 Native Shrubs That Thrive Near Salt Water in Central Florida
By Amanda Rose Newton Living near the coast or along one of Central Florida’s many canals, beaches, and lagoons can feel like paradise—until you try to plant a landscape. Salt spray, brackish water, and sandy soil can make gardening feel like a … [Read more...] about Salty Shrubs: 10 Native Shrubs That Thrive Near Salt Water in Central Florida
Garden Habitat Heroes: Creating a Space for Solitary Bees in Central Florida
By Amanda Rose Newton As spring arrives in Central Florida, our gardens come alive with buzzing pollinators. While honeybees often steal the spotlight, solitary bees are the unsung heroes of the garden. These hardworking native … [Read more...] about Garden Habitat Heroes: Creating a Space for Solitary Bees in Central Florida
