Congratulations Dean and John on completing Pest Management University’s WDO Inspections class!
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Congratulations Brian Waddle!
Pest Management University
September 26 at 12:07 PM ·
Another #UFPMU #UFBugs GHP Foundations course completed! Congratulations! Graduates from Honor Services - Home Inspections, Insurance Inspections and Pest Control, Deans Services, McCall Service, HomeTeam Pest Defense, Brock Lawn and Pest Control, Nature's Finest, Green Wing Lawn & Pest Services, Pestmaster Services of Jacksonville, Beachside Termite and Pest Control, Tri-State Termite & Pest Control, Certified Pest Solutions, Service Pest Control, Royal Green Landscape & Pest Mgmt, Inc., Quest Termite & Pest, Pro Service Pest Solutions LLC, The Yard Stop Lawn and Pest Control, Aptive Environmental, Agri-turf Pest Management, and Green Technix. Want to be part of the PMU family? Check out our courses!: https://pestmanagementuniversity.org/courses/
Brian Waddle is learning with the University!
Pest Management University
September 23 at 5:00 AM ·
Excited to welcome our last #UFPMU #UFBugs GHP Foundations 2020 class this morning! After completing Foundations, you qualify for GHP Masters with optional state exam; https://oct_21-23_ghpmasters.eventbrite.com
Companies represented today: Honor Services - Home Inspections, Insurance Inspections and Pest Control, Deans Services, HomeTeam Pest Defense, Brock Lawn and Pest Control, Nature's Finest, Pestmaster Services of Jacksonville, Greenwing LLC Lawn and Tree, McCall Service, Tri-State Termite & Pest Control Co., Beachside Termite and Pest Control, Certified Pest Solutions, @Service Pest Control, Royal Green Landscape & Pest Mgmt, Inc., Quest Termite & Pest Services, Pro Service Pest Solutions LLC, The Yard Stop Garden Center, Aptive Environmental, @Agriturf Management.
Florida Pest Management Association CPCO of Florida
This is you Brian Waddle!
Pest Management University
September 16 at 5:00 AM ·
IN-PERSON, 2.5 day format is back at #UFBugs #UFPMU! Sept 23-25 GHP Foundations still has a few more seats. Must have Foundations to advance to Masters with optional state exam. Conditions apply. Must #WearAMask, social distancing required. Please to not attend if sick. Questions? Contact Faith (foi@ufl.edu) Register here: https://sept23-25_ghpfoundations.eventbrite.com
Fall gardening!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
Yesterday at 5:51 AM ·
Florida is blessed with temperate falls and winters, which makes autumn the perfect time to plant cool-season vegetables! ❣
If you're thinking about starting a vegetable garden, here are five fall favorites, plus the varieties we recommend for Florida: gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/vegetables/five-fall-vegetables.html
New to vegetable gardening? Check out our Sustainable Home Food Production page: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/get-growing/
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
October 13 at 6:53 AM ·
Fall is a great season to plant an herb garden! Now is the time to add popular perennials, like garlic, sage, and thyme. There are tasty annual herbs to plant now, too, like cilantro and parsley. 💕
Here's more on our fall favorites: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/vegetables/herbs-for-fall.html
UF IFAS Extension Flagler County
October 15 at 3:02 PM ·
Food Preservation 101- Join us virtually on Tuesday October 20th for a webinar on how to preserve your favorite foods.
We will be focusing on the safety guidelines and techniques of canning foods safely for both pressure and water bath processing.
There is no registration fee, participants must register online here: https://ufl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xbWj0Lq4TSK1lFF222It-g
After participants have registered, they will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. This webinar is limited to 250 participants.
Hope to see you there!!
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John Tesh
Yesterday at 10:05 AM ·
Time to plant
Florida Master Gardener Program
October 31 at 8:02 AM ·
Spooky season is drawing to a close and the cold weather is on it's way! This month it's time to plant cool-season vegetables, like greens, cabbages, broccoli, and carrots.
Do you have questions about a new crop? We have articles on these, and dozens more cool season vegetables, available on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/vegetables/cool-season-vegetables.html
City of Ormond Beach
6 hrs ·
👮♂️ 💙Today we gathered for the annual remembrance of Officer Bob Grim. He was a hero among heroes and we honor him not for how he died, but because of how he lived - with integrity, honor, contagious joy, and a smile that is legendary! He will never be forgotten. 💙👮♂️ Ormond Beach Police Department
You have been warned!
Interesting to know about Veterans Day and the poppies.
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Veteran Appreciation Weekend at Daytona Lagoon!
SAT, NOV 28 AT 10:00 AM EST
Small Business Saturday in Historic Ormond Beach
Just a quick reminder!
Florida Master Gardener Program
November 20 at 9:03 AM ·
Large patch is a fungal disease that affects lawns throughout the Southeast. It attacks all warm-season turfgrasses but is especially problematic in St. Augustinegrass and zoysiagrass.
The best way to treat large patch is also the best way to prevent it: make sure that your lawn care is appropriate for the season and your local climate. Learn more on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/lawns/problems-and-solutions/large-patch.html
📷: Philip Harmon, UF/IFAS
This is a huge problem in our area this time of the year!
GARDENINGSOLUTIONS.IFAS.UFL.EDU
Large Patch Disease in Florida Lawns - Gardening Solutions - University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
City of Ormond Beach
November 25 at 1:20 PM ·
🦃 🥧 How long are your leftovers safe to eat? Save this flyer because you know you will be wondering this over the weekend! #OBSafeThisHoliday
You need to still protect ourselves when we go out in the evenings.
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Martin County resident tests positive for West Nile virus, the first case in 20 years
Time to plant December!
Florida Master Gardener Program
November 30 at 10:02 AM ·
Winter in Florida means cool-weather crops, and there's plenty of them! This month add leafy greens, onions, turnips, and cole crops to your vegetable garden.
Learn more on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/vegetables/vegetable-gardening-in-florida.html
Brian Yanos
WESH.COM
Florida’s first snow park has permit revoked
🕎Wishing you a very Happy Hanukkah!
Very sad news. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Volusia County Schools
December 9 at 5:40 PM ·
It is with a heavy heart that we share that Tom Russell, former Superintendent of Volusia County Schools, has passed away. Mr. Russell was with VCS for 28 years. During that time, he had many different roles – he was a teacher, an Assistant Principal, a Principal, Assistant Superintendent, and Superintendent. He was a kind and compassionate educator, leader, and friend. He will be greatly missed here in Volusia County, as well as in Flagler County where he was Principal of Flagler Palm Coast High School. Our deepest condolences go out to his wife, Julie, his children, and grandchildren, as well as the many colleagues and friends who worked with him over the years. Please keep the Russell family in your thoughts in the coming days.
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Christmas is over – What should I do with my real tree?
John Tesh
20 hrs ·
A little humor to make the day a bit brighter.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
December 16 at 11:04 AM ·
Poinsettias make great holiday decorations and they’re often given as gifts in late November and throughout December. In addition to the traditional red, the bracts can be pink, white, orange, and even purple! 💙
Here are some tips to keep your plants going strong through the New Year: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/ornamentals/poinsettia.html
John Tesh
December 13 at 9:03 PM ·
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Another Invasive Mosquito Species Arrives in Florida
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Rare 'Christmas Star' to shine brightly for first time in 800 years
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Flagler Beach Toddle Tball 18mths to 4 years
City of Ormond Beach
Yesterday at 10:27 AM ·
💉 The Florida Department of Health in Volusia County will offer no-cost COVID-19 vaccinations at a drive-thru clinic for those age 65+ from 9am-4pm, Jan. 4-5 at Daytona Stadium, 3917 LPGA Blvd in Daytona Beach. Photo ID required. Full details here:
https://s.ripl.com/lowj8e Please share for your friends and neighbors!
Florida Master Gardener Program
16 hrs ·
Out with the old and in with the new! We're celebrating the New Year by releasing the 2021 edition of our Edibles to Plant infographics. We hope you enjoy the expanded suggestions and updated artwork. Happy gardening!
You can find the full resolution version of this infographic, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-january.html
If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
John Tesh
Yesterday at 7:03 AM ·
Time to plant!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
Yesterday at 6:13 AM ·
Edibles to Plant in January ❣
John Tesh
January 2 at 7:03 AM ·
Flagler Babe Ruth Baseball
November 21, 2020 at 1:48 PM ·
2021 Spring Registration is open
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American Eagle Foundation – Northeast Florida Bald Eagle Cam
Florida Master Gardener Program
January 6 at 9:01 AM ·
Even in the coldest part of the year there are still flowers to be found in the Sunshine State!
If your yard could use some cool-weather color, there are plenty of winter-flowering trees and shrubs to choose from: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/trees-and-shrubs/winter-flowering-trees-and-shrubs.html
Daytona Beach Police Department
January 12 at 4:10 PM ·
Please help our friends at the Citrus County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) find these two girls.
We've received reports that they are or were in the #DaytonaBeach area recently.
Savanna Ray (glasses) is 16 years old, stands around 5'6 and weighs around 120 pounds.
Mariah Sanchez is also 16 years old, stands around 5'4 and weighs around 120 pounds.
If you know where they are, please contact CCSO's Major Crimes Unit at (352) 249-2790.
#CityDaytonaBeach #LoveDaytonaBeach #KeepDaytonaBeautiful #WorldFamousDB #Missing #MissingPerson
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 12 at 6:25 AM ·
The Florida pine snake is one of the largest snakes in eastern North America.💙 This species can reach a length of up to 84 inches. It has brown back with dark blotches, white belly, ridged scales, small head, and pointed snout.
Their diet primarily consists of moles, rabbits, mice, rats, squirrels, lizards, and other snakes and their eggs
It inhabits areas that feature well-drained sandy soils with a moderate to open canopy. This species can be found from southwest South Carolina, west to Mobile Bay in Alabama, south to Florida (excluding the Everglades) and is considered threatened in Florida due to habitat loss.
Please report any sightings to FWC rare snake registry. https://public.myfwc.com/fwri/raresnakes/UserHome.aspx?id= See Less
Daytona Beach Police Department
January 12 at 4:10 PM ·
Please help our friends at the Citrus County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) find these two girls.
We've received reports that they are or were in the #DaytonaBeach area recently.
Savanna Ray (glasses) is 16 years old, stands around 5'6 and weighs around 120 pounds.
Mariah Sanchez is also 16 years old, stands around 5'4 and weighs around 120 pounds.
If you know where they are, please contact CCSO's Major Crimes Unit at (352) 249-2790.
#CityDaytonaBeach #LoveDaytonaBeach #KeepDaytonaBeautiful #WorldFamousDB #Missing #MissingPerson
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 12 at 6:25 AM ·
The Florida pine snake is one of the largest snakes in eastern North America.💙 This species can reach a length of up to 84 inches. It has brown back with dark blotches, white belly, ridged scales, small head, and pointed snout.
Their diet primarily consists of moles, rabbits, mice, rats, squirrels, lizards, and other snakes and their eggs
It inhabits areas that feature well-drained sandy soils with a moderate to open canopy. This species can be found from southwest South Carolina, west to Mobile Bay in Alabama, south to Florida (excluding the Everglades) and is considered threatened in Florida due to habitat loss.
Please report any sightings to FWC rare snake registry. https://public.myfwc.com/fwri/raresnakes/UserHome.aspx?id= See Less
Daytona Beach Police Department
January 12 at 4:10 PM ·
Please help our friends at the Citrus County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) find these two girls.
We've received reports that they are or were in the #DaytonaBeach area recently.
Savanna Ray (glasses) is 16 years old, stands around 5'6 and weighs around 120 pounds.
Mariah Sanchez is also 16 years old, stands around 5'4 and weighs around 120 pounds.
If you know where they are, please contact CCSO's Major Crimes Unit at (352) 249-2790.
#CityDaytonaBeach #LoveDaytonaBeach #KeepDaytonaBeautiful #WorldFamousDB #Missing #MissingPerson
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 12 at 6:25 AM ·
The Florida pine snake is one of the largest snakes in eastern North America.💙 This species can reach a length of up to 84 inches. It has brown back with dark blotches, white belly, ridged scales, small head, and pointed snout.
Their diet primarily consists of moles, rabbits, mice, rats, squirrels, lizards, and other snakes and their eggs
It inhabits areas that feature well-drained sandy soils with a moderate to open canopy. This species can be found from southwest South Carolina, west to Mobile Bay in Alabama, south to Florida (excluding the Everglades) and is considered threatened in Florida due to habitat loss.
Please report any sightings to FWC rare snake registry. https://public.myfwc.com/fwri/raresnakes/UserHome.aspx?id= See Less
Great idea!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 31 at 6:20 AM ·
More people are growing their own vegetables to save money and to eat healthier. Now is a great time to start planning your spring garden. Raised beds are great alternative to planting in the ground. Raised beds decrease the work on your joints and can overcome poor soil. You can select the soil that is better for growing vegetables as opposed to amending yard soil that may be too wet or compacted. Raised beds should be located on level ground and in a spot that gets 6-8 hours of sunlight per day.💙
For more information about how to build or select a raised bed, see the attached link.
www.edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/EP/EP47200.pdf
February plantings.
Florida Master Gardener Program
January 29 at 9:02 AM ·
February is almost here and there's plenty to plant in North, Central, and South Florida. We hope you enjoy this expanded and updated 2021 edition of out Edibles to Plant infographics. Happy Gardening!
You can find the full resolution version of this infographic, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-february.html
For 2021 we're releasing a new edition of our Edibles to Plant infographics. If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 30 at 1:33 PM ·
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Daytona Beach Police Department
January 12 at 4:10 PM ·
Please help our friends at the Citrus County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) find these two girls.
We've received reports that they are or were in the #DaytonaBeach area recently.
Savanna Ray (glasses) is 16 years old, stands around 5'6 and weighs around 120 pounds.
Mariah Sanchez is also 16 years old, stands around 5'4 and weighs around 120 pounds.
If you know where they are, please contact CCSO's Major Crimes Unit at (352) 249-2790.
#CityDaytonaBeach #LoveDaytonaBeach #KeepDaytonaBeautiful #WorldFamousDB #Missing #MissingPerson
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 12 at 6:25 AM ·
The Florida pine snake is one of the largest snakes in eastern North America.💙 This species can reach a length of up to 84 inches. It has brown back with dark blotches, white belly, ridged scales, small head, and pointed snout.
Their diet primarily consists of moles, rabbits, mice, rats, squirrels, lizards, and other snakes and their eggs
It inhabits areas that feature well-drained sandy soils with a moderate to open canopy. This species can be found from southwest South Carolina, west to Mobile Bay in Alabama, south to Florida (excluding the Everglades) and is considered threatened in Florida due to habitat loss.
Please report any sightings to FWC rare snake registry. https://public.myfwc.com/fwri/raresnakes/UserHome.aspx?id= See Less
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 4 at 6:53 AM ·
Florida Friendly Landscaping (FFL) Principle – Attract Wildlife
Whether your home is in the city, suburbs, or in a rural location, you can try a few simple steps to sustain wildlife in your surroundings:
1. Provide food for wildlife by planting native plants and plants which pollinators, birds and wildlife are attracted to
2. Provide a water source such as a puddler for butterflies, pond, water feature
3. Provide nesting material for birds – you don’t have to clean up all your yard waste, the birds will love you for it
4. Manage your pets especially cats which kill many birds
5. Use insecticides only when needed
6. Leave areas of your yarn unmowed for wildlife shelter
7. Plant a diversity of plants – diverse in height and type to provide shelter and feeding opportunities for a diversity of wildlife
💙
Try one or a few of these tips and over time you will reap the rewards with wildlife visitors to your home!
For more information about attracting wildlife in Florida: https://ffl.ifas.ufl.edu/
Great idea!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 31 at 6:20 AM ·
More people are growing their own vegetables to save money and to eat healthier. Now is a great time to start planning your spring garden. Raised beds are great alternative to planting in the ground. Raised beds decrease the work on your joints and can overcome poor soil. You can select the soil that is better for growing vegetables as opposed to amending yard soil that may be too wet or compacted. Raised beds should be located on level ground and in a spot that gets 6-8 hours of sunlight per day.💙
For more information about how to build or select a raised bed, see the attached link.
www.edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/EP/EP47200.pdf
February plantings.
Florida Master Gardener Program
January 29 at 9:02 AM ·
February is almost here and there's plenty to plant in North, Central, and South Florida. We hope you enjoy this expanded and updated 2021 edition of out Edibles to Plant infographics. Happy Gardening!
You can find the full resolution version of this infographic, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-february.html
For 2021 we're releasing a new edition of our Edibles to Plant infographics. If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 30 at 1:33 PM ·
💙
Daytona Beach Police Department
January 12 at 4:10 PM ·
Please help our friends at the Citrus County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) find these two girls.
We've received reports that they are or were in the #DaytonaBeach area recently.
Savanna Ray (glasses) is 16 years old, stands around 5'6 and weighs around 120 pounds.
Mariah Sanchez is also 16 years old, stands around 5'4 and weighs around 120 pounds.
If you know where they are, please contact CCSO's Major Crimes Unit at (352) 249-2790.
#CityDaytonaBeach #LoveDaytonaBeach #KeepDaytonaBeautiful #WorldFamousDB #Missing #MissingPerson
Florida Master Gardener Program
14 hrs ·
Wendy Wilber is often asked “which turf is best for deep shade?” She answers easily, "mulch!"
Water savings, erosion control, weed suppression, and of course aesthetic appeal; there are so many reasons to add mulch to your landscape. You can our updated article in the February issue of the Neighborhood Gardener newsletter: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/mastergardener/newsletter/2021/february.html
John Tesh
14 hrs ·
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 4 at 6:53 AM ·
Florida Friendly Landscaping (FFL) Principle – Attract Wildlife
Whether your home is in the city, suburbs, or in a rural location, you can try a few simple steps to sustain wildlife in your surroundings:
1. Provide food for wildlife by planting native plants and plants which pollinators, birds and wildlife are attracted to
2. Provide a water source such as a puddler for butterflies, pond, water feature
3. Provide nesting material for birds – you don’t have to clean up all your yard waste, the birds will love you for it
4. Manage your pets especially cats which kill many birds
5. Use insecticides only when needed
6. Leave areas of your yarn unmowed for wildlife shelter
7. Plant a diversity of plants – diverse in height and type to provide shelter and feeding opportunities for a diversity of wildlife
💙
Try one or a few of these tips and over time you will reap the rewards with wildlife visitors to your home!
For more information about attracting wildlife in Florida: https://ffl.ifas.ufl.edu/
Great idea!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 31 at 6:20 AM ·
More people are growing their own vegetables to save money and to eat healthier. Now is a great time to start planning your spring garden. Raised beds are great alternative to planting in the ground. Raised beds decrease the work on your joints and can overcome poor soil. You can select the soil that is better for growing vegetables as opposed to amending yard soil that may be too wet or compacted. Raised beds should be located on level ground and in a spot that gets 6-8 hours of sunlight per day.💙
For more information about how to build or select a raised bed, see the attached link.
www.edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/EP/EP47200.pdf
February plantings.
Florida Master Gardener Program
January 29 at 9:02 AM ·
February is almost here and there's plenty to plant in North, Central, and South Florida. We hope you enjoy this expanded and updated 2021 edition of out Edibles to Plant infographics. Happy Gardening!
You can find the full resolution version of this infographic, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-february.html
For 2021 we're releasing a new edition of our Edibles to Plant infographics. If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
January 30 at 1:33 PM ·
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LOVEANDMARRIAGEBLOG.COM
16 Plants That Help You Get Rid of Bugs
Good information to know!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 18 at 5:19 AM ·
💙
Pepper Time!
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 17 at 11:35 AM ·
In Florida, February is pepper-planting weather!
If your area is still in danger of frost, don't let that stop you. Start them inside now and transplant when the weather warms up. 💙
There are so many peppers to choose from: sweet bells, hot chilies, and even ornamental peppers. Learn more on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/vegetables/peppers.html
Florida Master Gardener Program
February 17 at 10:50 AM ·
Florida's Vegetable Gardening Guide is now tailored to your zip code, available in Spanish, and made beautiful with new infographics! As we begin 2021 we're excited to highlight new ways Floridians can access and use UF/IFAS Extension's most popular document.
Learn how to access Florida Fresh and other tools based on this research-based guide in the February issue of the Neighborhood Gardener: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/new-resources-for-2021.html
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Florida Master Gardener Program
February 15 at 9:02 AM ·
Wendy Wilber is often asked “which turf is best for deep shade?” She answers easily, "mulch!"
Water savings, erosion control, weed suppression, and of course aesthetic appeal; there are so many reasons to add mulch to your landscape. You can our updated article in the February issue of the Neighborhood Gardener newsletter: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/mastergardener/newsletter/2021/february.html
Florida Master Gardener Program
Yesterday at 9:02 AM ·
Spring is almost here! March is time for more warm-weather crops, like beans, peanuts, papaya, and tropical spinaches.
The 2021 editions of these popular infographics include an expanded list of crops for Florida. You can find the full resolution version, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-march.html
For 2021 we're releasing a new edition of each of our Edibles to Plant infographics. If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 24 at 5:33 AM ·
Wendy Wilber is often asked “which turf is best for deep shade?” She answers easily, "mulch!"
Water savings, erosion control, weed suppression, and of course aesthetic appeal; there are so many reasons to add mulch to your landscape. ❣ You can read our updated article in the February issue of the Neighborhood Gardener newsletter: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/.../february.html
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 3 at 5:44 AM ·
Is your lawn dormant, or damaged? Turning brown during the winter is a normal symptom of any lawn's winter dormancy. But when hard freezes hit, your turf may be permanently damaged.
Learn how to tell if your turf has been cold-damaged, and how to help it recover, here: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/lawns/problems-and-solutions/cold-damage-to-turf.html
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 3 at 8:59 AM ·
Registration is now open for the Volusia County Master Gardener Spring Plant Faire! ❣
This year's event will take place March 27, April 10, and April 17.
Make your shopping reservation early as spaces will fill up fast!
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/uf-ifas-volusia-county-master-gardeners-32612815791
Florida Master Gardener Program
February 26 at 9:02 AM ·
Spring is almost here! March is time for more warm-weather crops, like beans, peanuts, papaya, and tropical spinaches.
The 2021 editions of these popular infographics include an expanded list of crops for Florida. You can find the full resolution version, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-march.html
For 2021 we're releasing a new edition of each of our Edibles to Plant infographics. If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 24 at 5:33 AM ·
Wendy Wilber is often asked “which turf is best for deep shade?” She answers easily, "mulch!"
Water savings, erosion control, weed suppression, and of course aesthetic appeal; there are so many reasons to add mulch to your landscape. ❣ You can read our updated article in the February issue of the Neighborhood Gardener newsletter: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/.../february.html
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
February 23 at 1:06 PM ·
Free gardening webinars all day & all week long.❣
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/ufifas-extension-osceola-county-2487539736
LOVEANDMARRIAGEBLOG.COM
16 Plants That Help You Get Rid of Bugs
County of Volusia
February 25 at 5:25 PM ·
Masks and helmets save lives! Protect yourself and others— #WashUp, #Backup & #MaskUp.
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 7 at 6:24 AM ·
Registration is now open for the Volusia County Master Gardener Spring Plant Faire! ❣
This year's event will take place March 27, April 10, and April 17.
Make your shopping reservation early as spaces will fill up fast!
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/uf-ifas-volusia-county-master-gardeners-32612815791
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 3 at 5:44 AM ·
Is your lawn dormant, or damaged? Turning brown during the winter is a normal symptom of any lawn's winter dormancy. But when hard freezes hit, your turf may be permanently damaged.
Learn how to tell if your turf has been cold-damaged, and how to help it recover, here: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/lawns/problems-and-solutions/cold-damage-to-turf.html
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 3 at 8:59 AM ·
Registration is now open for the Volusia County Master Gardener Spring Plant Faire! ❣
This year's event will take place March 27, April 10, and April 17.
Make your shopping reservation early as spaces will fill up fast!
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/uf-ifas-volusia-county-master-gardeners-32612815791
Florida Master Gardener Program
February 26 at 9:02 AM ·
Spring is almost here! March is time for more warm-weather crops, like beans, peanuts, papaya, and tropical spinaches.
The 2021 editions of these popular infographics include an expanded list of crops for Florida. You can find the full resolution version, and information about each crop, on Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-march.html
For 2021 we're releasing a new edition of each of our Edibles to Plant infographics. If you have an older version of this infographic saved, we suggest replacing it with this updated and expanded version.
Interesting information for FREE! You just have to register.
TUE, MAY 11 - MAY 14
Your Florida-Friendly Yard Virtual Series
Save the bees!
What to plant in March!!!
UF IFAS Extension Flagler County
March 12 at 9:53 AM ·
Spring is in the air!
County of Volusia
February 25 at 6:25 PM ·
Masks and helmets save lives! Protect yourself and others— #WashUp, #Backup & #MaskUp.
The Casements
March 20 at 4:45 PM ·
New this year The Casements Egg-Stravaganza Hunt!
See how many hidden Easter eggs you can find during your tour of the home. If you're up for the challenge visit the reception desk.
City of Ormond Beach Ormond Beach Leisure Services The Volusia Mom Fun 4 Daytona Kids Volusia County Moms
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 20 at 6:23 AM ·
Registration is now open for the Volusia County Master Gardener Spring Plant Faire! ❣
This year's event will take place March 27, April 10, and April 17.
Make your shopping reservation early as spaces will fill up fast!
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/uf-ifas-volusia-county-master-gardeners-32612815791
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Interesting information for FREE! You just have to register.
TUE, MAY 11 - MAY 14
Your Florida-Friendly Yard Virtual Series
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
19 hrs ·
Native plants can be a great addition to your garden. They have many advantages over plants that have been introduced into our state. A native plant is generally one that has lived in an area for an extended period of time. Some definitions state that they existed before European contact with our country. Some advantages are that they tend to be more drought tolerant, once established; less bothered by pests; offer a food source to wildlife and may require less care. They can also be a good substitute for plants that have been determined to be invasive. Even with native plants, it is important to plant the right plant in the right place for it to thrive. Native plants may be a bit harder to find, but they have gaining in popularity over the past 20-30 years. ❣ Learn more:
https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/ornamentals/native-plants.html
https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/EP/EP29700.pdf
April plantings!
Florida Master Gardener Program
Yesterday at 9:00 AM ·
April approaches! In the Sunshine State we're planting tropical crops that can beat the heat: okra, peanuts, papaya, Seminole pumpkin, yucca, and lots and lots of beans.
You can view the full-resolution version of our updated infographics of Gardening Solutions: https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/what-to-plant-in-april.html
The Casements
March 20 at 4:45 PM ·
New this year The Casements Egg-Stravaganza Hunt!
See how many hidden Easter eggs you can find during your tour of the home. If you're up for the challenge visit the reception desk.
City of Ormond Beach Ormond Beach Leisure Services The Volusia Mom Fun 4 Daytona Kids Volusia County Moms
UF IFAS Volusia County Extension Urban Horticulture Program
March 20 at 6:23 AM ·
Registration is now open for the Volusia County Master Gardener Spring Plant Faire! ❣
This year's event will take place March 27, April 10, and April 17.
Make your shopping reservation early as spaces will fill up fast!
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/uf-ifas-volusia-county-master-gardeners-32612815791
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
