Nassau County Master Gardener Volunteer Posting for Horticulture Agent

Posts by kathywarner:

• Gopher Tortoise: Gopherus polyphemus
• Making neighborhoods more bird-friendly
• Q: What vine could I use to replace the invasive Chinese wisteria?
• Q: Can you recommend some plants that can tolerate salt?
• Q: My compost pile is growing mold and it looks terrible. The area seems to pool water. What can I do?
• Q: I have some plants I want to be sure survive any freezing temperatures. What should I do to protect them?
• Fact sheet: Blueberry
• Fact sheet: Baldwin Pear
• Fact sheet: Anna Apple & Dorsett Golden Apple
• Fact sheet: Winged elm

• Fact sheet: Mexican Fan Palm
• Fact sheet: Sago Palm
• Fact sheet: Pindo Palm
• Fact sheet: Needle Palm
• Fact sheet: Mule palm
• Fact sheet: Lady Palm
• Fact sheet: Wild Date Palm
• Fact sheet: European Fan Palm
• Fact sheet: Dwarf sugar palm
• Fact sheet: Coontie

• Fact sheet: Chestnut Dioon
• Fact sheet: Cardboard plant
• Fact sheet: Sabal palmetto
• Fact sheet: Saw palmetto
• Fact sheet: Weeping Yaupon Holly
• Fact sheet: Viburnum
• Fact sheet: Swamp dogwood
• Fact sheet: Powderpuff mimosa
• Stokes Aster
• Fact sheet: Adam's Needle

• Fact sheet: Hoptree
• Fact sheet: Fringe Tree
• Fact sheet: Florida Anise
• Fact sheet: Firecracker
• Fact sheet: Firebush
• Fact sheet: East Palatka Holly
• Fact sheet: Duranta
• Fact sheet: Daylily
• Fact sheet: Crape-myrtle
• Fact sheet: Coreopsis

• Fact sheet: Coral Bean
• Fact Sheet: Confederate Jasmine
• Fact sheet: Century Plant
• Fact sheet: Camellia
• Fact sheet: Georgia Catmint
• Fact sheet: Butterfly Milkweed
• Fact sheet: Bulbine
• Fact Sheet: Crocosmia
• Fact sheet: Bottlebrush
• Fact sheet: Blue False Indigo

• Fact sheet: Butterfly bush
• Fact sheet: Blanket Flower
• Fact sheet: Beautyberry
• Fact sheet: Asiatic Jasmine
• Fact Sheet: American beech
• Fact Sheet: Amaryllis
• Fact Sheet: African Iris
• Q: What is the name of this moth? What does it eat?