Zoe’s Mission will support Zebra Project
New children’s book, by local author, teaches the life cycle of a butterfly.
Tag Archive: Gardening
Learn About Roses
The class will include a pruning demonstration, and discussion of diseases, remedies, irrigation, varieties, colors, fertilizers, arrangements, how to plant, soil amendments, and more.
Fall Plant Sale 2016
Saturday October 22, 2016, from 9:00 a.m. to noon, the Nassau County Extension Office will be holding their fall plant sale!
Third Annual Amelia Island Garden Show
Amelia Island Garden Show brings 2 days with over 50 vendors. Assorted flowers, plants, trees, accessories and more in Fernandina Beach
Master Gardener Plant Sale in Nassau County
Annual plant sale has unusual perennials, natives, trees, shrubs and more for your Nassau County garden.
Time to Plant Your Fruits and Vegetables
Sunday is the first day of spring and this is the time to plant your fruits and vegetables for the growing season.
Bob’s Irrigation and Landcape, Inc.
Bob’s Irrigation and Landcape, Inc., let the professionals take care of your landscaping and maintenance needs in NE Florida.
Advantages of a Riding Lawn Mower
There are many benefits and upgrades to riding lawn mowers that make their high price tag worth the upgrade.
Resurrection Fern
Resurrection ferns, in the Southeast, thrive on the large branches of the live oak tree.
Figs are in Season on Amelia Island
Figs are high in calcium, fiber, potassium and magnesium and eating them fresh, right off of the tree is the best!
Tasty Garden Tomatoes
I love tomatoes straight from the garden. With tomato prices skyrocketing in Florida, I decided to plant my own.
Volunteer History Garden Opening
The Amelia Island Museum of History is happy to announce the opening of the Volunteer History Garden on Saturday from 4 to 6 PM.
Spring Has Sprung in Northeast Florida
After a long hard winter, it seems that spring has finally sprung in Northeast Florida! The trees are budding, the flowers are blooming, and spring is in the air!
Daylight Saving Watering Restrictions
During daylight savings time, we are allowed to water twice a week instead of once.