Broward Landscaping Insights

Winter is being noticed now in our temperature drop and less humidity in the air. It’s that time of the year to go back outside into our gardens and get our fingers dirty. We should be making a check-list of …

Winter has now hit South Florida with its cold temperatures it’s time for us to take note of the damage that it has done to our landscapes but not corrective measures till the end of February. Early pruning to cold…

This should be the last month of cold weather before we return to our typical South Florida temperatures. As we enter this transition period we need to visually assess our landscape plant material for the coming new year. We need…

It’s spring time, and you are probably cleaning up and decluttering your home. However, the outside of your home is what truly makes the first impression. Have you considered doing some extra cleanup in your landscape area? Even in South…

  Many South Florida slash pine trees that have been around for the past hundred years, have been providing shade, oxygen and habitat to animals as communities & developments have risen around them. Now they face a mortal threat from…

Gardenias Gardenias may not be low-maintenance plants, but many Southern gardeners think they’re worth the effort. And now there are hardier varieties available that better withstand typical gardenia problems like sooty mold. Gardenias are evergreen shrubs that grow in height…

El Niño Typical January-March weather pattern during an El Niño event. Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration You may have heard reports that we’re in an El Niño year, or experiencing an El Niño event. However, you may not know…

  Pothos (Epipremnum aureum), like these in hanging baskets, can also help to clean the air. Houseplants have long been loved as a way to bring some of the warmth and comforts of the outside, natural world indoors. But did…