Seasonal Tips

The nights get cool, but rarely below freezing.

Apply a pre-emergent weed killer (not a weed and feed) to lawns this month to prevent germination of warm season weed seeds.

Check sprinkler systems for efficient use of water.

Cut back flowering shrubs as the blooms fade.

The rain should help moisten the ground, but be certain there's ample water to kick-start your new landscape additions.

It's officially hurricane season.

It all begins with an idea.

With the stifling heat, now is the most recognizable time to appreciate the cooling qualities of your or your neighbor's shade trees.

One of Florida's wetter months, your plants may not be showing flowers but are showing lush growth.

October is the time for planting these great little fruits.

Cool, dry weather sets in this month making it one of the best times in Florida to enjoy your outdoor living space.

As your plants fruit and develop, keep a keen eye for hungry critters!