UF FFL Program

@floridafriendly

The Florida-Friendly Landscaping(TM) Program at the University of Florida.

Gainesville, FL
ffl.ifas.ufl.edu
Joined January 2010
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    Jan 19

    Check out these great garden trends for 2017!

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  2. 9 hours ago

    Read this article to find out the benefits of practices!

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  3. 10 hours ago

    findings could help prevent crop-killing pathogen from coming to U.S.;

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  4. Jan 20

    This funny video shows the importance of watching what goes down the storm drain.

  5. Jan 18

    Learn how and when to prune your deciduous fruit trees:

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  6. Jan 17

    Learn about how to select and care for Camellias! http: //buff.ly/2j5vrqZ…/orn…/camellias.html

  7. Jan 17

    The Butterfly Guy: Florida-Friendly Landscaping;

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  8. Jan 17

    In Live Oak doing some simple field prep for soil core sampling this week. New year, new research!

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  9. Jan 13

    Check out this video on the cattle research UF/IFAS has been conducting!:

  10. Jan 12

    As the weather gets colder in Florida, it's time to think about how to take care of your lawn. Read more here:

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  11. Jan 12

    researchers believe Asian vegetables can be grown in the U.S.

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  12. Jan 12

    Join tonight @ Biscayne Green to learn how to apply the 9 principles in your home landscape!

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  13. Jan 11

    Looking for a low-maintenance plant for decoration? Think about bringing a cactus home!

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  14. Jan 10

    "Camellias and red maples blossom in North and Central Florida, while white frangipani blooms in South Florida."

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  15. Jan 9

    Happy Monday! Find out the basics to composting!

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  16. Jan 9

    Need a new years resolution? Try no-pesticide gardening!

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  17. Jan 6

    "Mahonia species are grown for their unusual foliage, beautiful wintertime flowers, and bird-tempting berries."

    1 retweet 4 likes
  18. Jan 3

    Start the new year by planting these edibles in your Florida garden (via )

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  19. Jan 3

    Learn where you can save water in a Florida Water Star home.

    1 reply 3 retweets 6 likes

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