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The 69th Annual Ramble, South Florida's longest running and most beloved garden party, is starting Friday, November 20 and extending for an...
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Find out more about Deborah: I am a horticulturist living in Southwest Florida. While I have been gardening in the south all my life, and in South Florida for a total of 15 years, I still don't consider myself a master or expert, as I'm continually learning something new . My experience comes from working on plant farms, in garden centers, and from my own gardening missteps and successes. I hope to be able to guide you through what it took me years to learn, and help you to avoid some of the common mistakes people new to South Florida gardening make. I'm always open for questions, and enjoy interacting with other gardeners, so please feel free to ask anything. If I don't have the answer, I usually can find a resource that does. Join me in this journey toward a joyful South Florida gardening experience! Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/greenlasagna Find me on Facebook at http://profile.to/deborahaldridge |
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Brugmansia (Angel Trumpet) and Datura (Devil's Trumpet) are two of the most popular flowering plants in South Florida. Unfortunately, most people...
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For many years, South Florida gardeners were thwarted in their attempts to grow highbush blueberries. Northern and Rabbiteye varieties disappointed,...
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Growing blueberries in South Florida takes a little work, but is well worth it when you get your bountiful crop of luscious fruit. Only low chill...
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The best time to plant Southern Highbush blueberries in South Florida is between mid-December and mid-February. Plants should be at least 2 feet tall...
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As part of Florida Greenways and Trails month, On Sunday, October 11, 2009 Florida Trail is holding a Historical Site Walk in Lakeland, FL. The walk...
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If you love peppers, you will love the fact that growing peppers in South Florida is so easy. Peppers are native to...
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The first plant most northerners moving to South Florida want in their yard is a hibiscus. They usually have the single red tropical hibiscus in mind,...
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Growing roses in South Florida is a challenge, to put it mildly. To have any success, you must have roses grown...
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I In these days, when everyone is going green, and chemicals are the second most hated thing next to Satan, it's difficult to come forth and actually...
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