Here’s a landscape and garden to-do list for the month of September: WHAT TO PLANT Annuals/Bedding plants: If your summer beds need refreshing, try ageratum, coleus, celosia, zinnia, and wax […]
Bringing the Magic of Fall to Your Central Florida Yard: A Kaleidoscope of Colors!
As the days grow shorter and the air gets a tad crisper (well, as crisp as it gets in the Sunshine State), it’s time to usher in the enchanting season […]
How to get your Crape Myrtles bloom again
As a proud Crape Myrtle owner, part of your gratification is its vibrant, long-lasting blooms in spring and summer. However, you can continue that bloom well into the fall by […]
Deadhead spent flowers to keep your garden blooming
Time to deadhead! Deadheading is the removal of dead or spent flowers to either encourage more flowering or to improve the general appearance of the plant. This can be accomplished […]
Mulching Made Easy: Tips and tricks to keep you (and your plants) covered
Mulching is an essential aspect of gardening in Florida. It provides numerous benefits, such as retaining moisture, suppressing weeds, regulating soil temperature, and improving soil health. Mulching is one of […]
How to care for plants after hurricane or storm
In the aftermath of a hurricane, your once-vibrant garden may be left in disarray, but fear not – with dedicated care, you can guide your plants towards recovery. Canterbury Farms […]