Florida’s rainy season is just starting. That means being watchful of potential fungus and bacterial infections in the garden. Heavy rain amounts may cut down on your irrigation bill, but they also can cause a lot of issues, and wash away mulch and soil. A few rainy days in a row may combine with our…
Category: Organic
Aphids on Attack
My pink hibiscus is under assault from aphids! As I walked past the plant and took a quick glance at an unopened blossom, I saw tiny black spots. An aphid problem will spread and infect the whole plant, and others, if left unchecked. It can easily spread to other plants in the yard. You can…
The Pineapple Garden
Growing a pineapple garden is a simply and inexpensive way to teach your kids about gardening. Pineapples love Florida’s sandy soils, and you can start your plant from the top of a store-bought pineapple.