During this series we will be taking an in-depth look a diversity of plants of different categories for your landscape. The plants covered in these videos do well in our area in Central Florida, but have been chosen to be the most applicable to other parts of the state as well.
Trees are something that typically require a large space to commit to properly and can sometimes make designing or planning a landscape difficult. However, there are a number of smaller growing trees that make a beautiful compromise between needed space and the effect you get out of it; whether that be shade, color, or wildlife attraction!
During this series we will be taking an in-depth look a diversity of plants of different categories for your landscape. The plants covered in these videos do well in our area in Central Florida, but have been chosen to be the most applicable to other parts of the state as well.
Shrubs make quite a bold statement in the landscape, whether used as hedges, structural plants or stand-alone specimens. They can be used to give the sense of privacy or tie the rest of the landscape together. Choosing the right shrubs for your yard are important for wildlife too, as many offer berries or fruits for birds and more. Learn about the most popular Florida native shrubs for your yard!
Our mock coastal hammock planting includes things like Shiny Coffee, Cabbage Palm, Marlberry and Beautyberry! Great wildlife attraction while also being salt and drought-tolerant! Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we will be walking through some of the growing or mature native plantings around the nursery. Many of these plantings mimic ecosystems or specific conditions in landscapes, in order to give a more full idea of how to incorporate native plants into your own yard. This program was recorded and produced in partnership with the Pinellas County UF/IFAS Extension.
There are many useful plants for screening purposes, and in part two of our screening tour we look at Fiddlewood and Yaupon Holly and their added wildlife benefits. Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we will be walking through some of the growing or mature native plantings around the nursery. Many of these plantings mimic ecosystems or specific conditions in landscapes, in order to give a more full idea of how to incorporate native plants into your own yard. This program was recorded and produced in partnership with the Pinellas County UF/IFAS Extension.
There are many useful plants for screening purposes, and in part one of our screening videos we look at Southern Red Cedar and Wax Myrtle and their added wildlife benefits. Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we will be walking through some of the growing or mature native plantings around the nursery. Many of these plantings mimic ecosystems or specific conditions in landscapes, in order to give a more full idea of how to incorporate native plants into your own yard. This program was recorded and produced in partnership with the Pinellas County UF/IFAS Extension.
Focus on rebuilding landscapes with salt-tolerant native plants to mitigate future storm risks.
