October is Native Plant Month in Florida. Here's how you can use native plants in your yard for year-round enjoyment.

but there's no reason you can't experiment with flowering plants as well. It's even possible to grow some of your favorite ...

With some protection, it can grow in Zone 6 as well. Select a site that shields ... and extended periods of drought can kill ...

But like any well ... flowers for your garden is the same as any other greenery decision. It's important to first identify your USDA Hardiness Zone and where in your space you'd like to plant ...

Want to bring life to your yard? Self-paced Landscaping with Florida Natives tour on Oct. 26 shows how to create beautiful ...

Not all plants are suited for water growing, but plenty of favourites can thrive. Start with plants that adapt well to this environment. The container you use not only holds your plant but also ...

How would plants do under other stars ... and sandwiches. It's an adaptable plant that grows rapidly. The cyanobacterium Chroococcidiopsis is an extremophile known for lying dormant for 13 ...

When Emily Flowers began taking public speaking lessons through Florida 4-H, she never imagined she’d use those skills to grow her own business ... added products, as well as beeswax wraps ...

Areas 100 miles (160 kilometers) north of the Georgia-Florida line can expect hurricane conditions. More than half of Georgia’s public school districts and several universities canceled classes.