Resources Tagged: Florida Gardens
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1/01/1974 Pgs 120: illust Gift of Wanda Krolikowski March, 2023 Contains the information necessary to grow vegetables in the Florida home culinary garden. Includes basic information on soil preparation, fertilization, and pest control. Many helpful photographs and an exhaustive planting guide are included....
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1/05/2007 ECHO Library also has a copy ofthe 1st edition (1996) South Florida gardeners have depended on the solid advice in this book since the first edition came out more than a decade ago. Now it has been updated with more helpful facts, tips, and advice for the conservation-conscious gardener of the...
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1/06/1960 This book will not attempt to cover either all tropical fruits or citrus fruits, but will deal primarily with the more popular varieties of the small fruit and pnut trees which will thrive and produce fruit in the state. 59 pages, illustrated
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1/01/1988 This booklet promotes the advantages of landscaping with native plants. It stresses the water economy of native plants and also the cold hardiness of native species. 2 copies
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A "Florida native plant" refers to a species occurring within the state boundaries prior to European contact, according to the best available scientific and historical documentation. Florida native plants include those species understood as indigenous, occurring in natural associations in...
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11/09/2015 If you've been fighting with your Florida garden, you're doing it wrong! Florida wants to be covered in forest, not grass and annuals. Picture yourself strolling through a lush and tame jungle loaded with sweet fruit, vegetables, roots, medicinal herbs, flowers and darting butterflies. Now...
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1/01/1957 This publication tells the history of pineapple in Florida and gives information on how to raise pineapples.
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1/01/2003 This publication focuses on the products - the new varieties that have been developed and released since 1988. 39 pages, illustrated, photos
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1/01/1965 In this booklet, the authors have tried to answer in capsule form the various questions asked about our large and varied plant life of Florida. 80 pages Bulletin no. 161, R-January, 1965
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1/01/1962 In the following presentation, there are assembled for the first time more than 115 species, native or naturalized in South Florida and/or on the Florida Keys, that offer food, drink, or, in a few instances, salt-, tobacco- and soap-substitutes - or emergency means of cleaning the teeth. 76...