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Laureate Blvd Community Garden: Planting a Fall Vegetable Garden – Hands on: Prep soil, Plant seeds and starters, Square Foot Gardening

July 1, 2018 by Amber Harmon Leave a Comment

Open to the residents of Laureate Park only. Planting a Fall Vegetable Garden - Hands on: Prep soil, Plant seeds and starters, Square Foot Gardening … [Read more...]

Reymont St Community Garden Workshop: Planting a Fall Vegetable Garden – Hands on: Prep soil, Plant seeds and starters, Square Foot Gardening

July 1, 2018 by Amber Harmon Leave a Comment

Open to the residents of Laureate Park only. Planting a Fall Vegetable Garden - Hands on: Prep soil, Plant seeds and starters, Square Foot Gardening … [Read more...]

In the Garden: April Showers Bring May Flowers

May 21, 2018 by Amber Harmon

Well, it’s a good thing that April showers bring May flowers! The weather in March and April has been a ping-pong game, bouncing back and forth between winter and spring. Finally, in May, spring is in full bloom. Our plants, however, are about a month behind normal for the season as far as growth and bloom. When the weather has unseasonable changes, it causes the plants to go … [Read more...]

In the Garden: Spring Has Sprung!

April 18, 2018 by Amber Harmon

Now is the time to pollinate. After a very strange weather pattern during the month of March, with unseasonable cold the first half of the month, our plants were totally confused. They started to flower with the warmth at the end of February and then went into a temporary state of shock when we hit the 40’s in the evenings most nights in the first two weeks of March. The plants … [Read more...]

What’s Eating Your Lawn?

July 19, 2017 by Amber Harmon

In May, extreme drought conditions left lawns brown and patchy in Central Florida. In June, record-breaking rainfall brought back the flourishing green grass. Now, the lawn mowers are working double time to keep up, and so are the bugs. Many lawns are showing brown patches or yellow blades due to the changing conditions. There are a few different issues that could be affecting … [Read more...]

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