By Ralph E. Mitchell Anything with “queen” or “king’” attached to the name of a plant generally means some degree of magnificence. One such plant is the Queen’s Crape-Myrtle. Growing upwards of forty feet tall, the pink to… Read More
By Ralph E. Mitchell As I mentioned last week, we just finished our 2018 Master Gardener Training activity called the “Parade of Plants” where Master Gardener Trainees pick a plant they like and then develop a short ten-minute… Read More
By Ralph E. Mitchell Would you be intrigued with a flowering perennial plant named ‘King Midas’ or ‘Porcelain Rose’? How about ‘Red King Hubert’ or ‘Madame Butterfly’? These are cultivars of cannas that are well adapted to our… Read More
By Ralph E. Mitchell A recent program at our yearly Landscape Gardening Series was one on “Lilies and Iris” presented by our own Thomas Becker, Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ UF/IFAS Education/Training Specialist. One plant in the lily family that Tom… Read More
