Broward Landscaping Insights
How To Make A Vegetable Garden in South Florida Everyone loves eating fresh vegetables. Garden Services is going to show you how easy it is to make your very own homegrown vegetable garden. Supplies Needed: (1) roll of weed barrier…
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Hope all is well with my fellow gardeners. Spring is here, the beginning of our growing season. Although we are still experiencing drought conditions, it is important to walk through and inspect our landscapes for fertilization deficiencies, bug infestations and…
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This month’s tips & tricks we will be discussing how to improve the drought tolerance in the turf areas of our landscapes. With South Florida still under mandatory water management restrictions is imperative that we follow their regulations but at…
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The following is a check list for gardeners for the month of May. Trees: This month you should be preparing for hurricane season by checking your trees for damage or disease. Now is a good time to prune all trees…
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,June 1 the beginning of “Hurricane Season” are you ready? Although I consider living in South Florida paradise 12 months of the year, it does come with some possible risks. According to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) in its…
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July has arived showing us why it is the peak of our rainy season, so turn off your automatic sprinklers this month and let Mother Nature do the watering for you. You should be monitoring your annuals & plants for…
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Annuals offer an almost infinite variety of plant form and flower color.They brighten landscapes and add a splash of color to a entranceway, deck, patio or porch. Some may also be used as cut flowers. This month we will be…
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The hot days of summer are now gone and the first cool (not cold) front to reach South Florida, has been delivered. Cooler temperatures brings with it the opportunity for us to go outside and enjoy our landscape & garden…
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Although typically November should be when we start to cool down, it is apparent Mother Nature has a mind of her own. Winter annuals should be planted only when the weather starts to get a little cooler than current temperatures. The…
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As another growing season comes to an end, we should look back at our landscape area and address areas that did not do well. A soil sample of that area may be be needed to be taken in order to…
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