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Florida's Best Native Landscape Plants

Your Florida Landscape
Your Florida Landscape
: Planting and Maintenance

Florida Landscape Plants
Florida Landscape Plants

Your Florida Guide to Shrubs
Your Florida Guide to Shrubs

Landscape Plants for Subtropical Climates
Landscape Plants for Subtropical Climates

Coping with Drought in the Landscape
IFAS Fact Sheet by Gary W. Knox. Guidelines for management practices in times of drought.

Fertilizing
Excerpt from IFAS Fact Sheet has Table indicating a fertilizing schedule for St. Augustine lawns, suggested formulations, and rate of application.

Florida Weeds
IFAS publication by David W. Hall has a catalogue of Florida weeds, listed by common name and scientific name, with information for their identification, accompanied by an illustrated glossary.

GreenNet - The Landscape contractors industry site.
Features online articles from twelve magazines of interest to the professional landscape industry.

Ground Covers for Florida Homes
Selection, design, establishment, and maintenance of ground covers, by Robert J. Black, Extension Consumer Horticulturist.

Master Gardener Notebook
This IFAS site organizes many IFAS documents into a notebook for all aspects of Florida garden, lawn, and landscape.

Mulches for the Landscape
IFAS Fact Sheet by Robert J. Black, Edward F. Gilman, Gary W. Knox and Kathleen C. Ruppert. All about Florida mulches and how to use them.

The Nature and Use of a Soil Survey
IFAS Fact Sheet by R. E. Caldwell and R. B. Brown gives the low-down on soil surveys as used for planning and development.

Basic Principles of Landscape Design
IFAS publication by Dewayne L. Ingram describes selection and placement as the last step in the landscape design process.

Propagation of Landscape Plants
IFAS Fact Sheet by Dewayne L. Ingram and Thomas H. Yeager tells how homeowners can decrease landscape costs by propagating plants from their existing landscape.

 

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