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Posts by llw5479:
- Pollinator Plants, Plant Clinic & Farmer’s Market
- Successful Gardening in Summer Seminar & April Plant Clinic
- Spring Festival of Flowers April 1, 2 & 3, 2022 in Milton, FL
- Lawn and Groundcovers Webinar (3-31-22)
- Steps to Solve Plant Problem May Include Visit to Plant Clinic
- Getting Ready for Another Lawn Growing Season Presentation
- Apply Preemergence Herbicide in Lawn Now, If Needed
- Join Zoom or Facebook Live this Thursday for Session on Growing Tomatoes in the North Florida Garden
- Let’s Talk Tomatoes Seminar February 15
- Don’t React too Quickly to Cold-Injured Plants
- New Year Resolution: Compost for a More Productive Garden
- Let Citrus Ripen on the Tree
- Florida Forest Week at Blackwater River State Forest (Oct. 31-Nov. 6, 2021)
- Time to apply for 2021 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course
- Ideas on Using Fall Tree Leaves
- Confusion on Timing of Winter Annual Lawn Weed Control
- Learn about Attractive Carnivorous Plants this Wednesday (Sept. 20th)
- Lunch & Learn Vegetable Gardening Class this Thursday, August 17
- June Plant Clinic this Friday
- Container Gardening Lecture & Mini Plant Sale
- Upcoming Lawn & Gardening Events in Northwest Florida
- 2017 Home Show Includes Lawn, Citrus and Landscape Seminars
- Mistletoe Can Harm Trees and People
- Final Plant Clinic for 2016 to be held October 14
- August Plant Clinic this Friday in Fort Walton Beach
- August Landscape Chores & Plant Clinic
- Be Cautious of Too-Good-to-be-True Lawn Grasses
- Spring Fever or Lawn Headache
- Monitor for Mole Crickets in Lawns
- Soil pH is Important
- Weeds VS Lawns, Who Wins?
- Lawn Problems are Common in Spring
- Don't Cut Corners When Renovating Lawn
- 2014 Home Show includes landscape seminars
- New later blooming Japanese Magnolias
- Time to apply preemergence herbicide but wait to fertilize lawn
- Cold injured palms
- Wait to prune cold injured plants
- Tending to freeze-injured citrus trees
- Do homework before choosing fruit trees
- Avoid tree damage during construction
- Black twig borers in local trees
- Do Homework Before Choosing Fruit Trees
- Care of Freeze-Injured Citrus Trees
- Preventing tree failure Arbor Day program in Crestview
- A Few Trees with Winter Appeal
- Spring Into Vegetable Gardening Course
- Black Twig Borers in Local Trees
- Trees for Fall Color
- Pros & Cons of Seeding Temporary Winter Lawn and Planting Sod Now
- Enjoy Camellia show in Fort Walton Beach (November 9, 2013)
- Control winter annual lawn weeds in October
- Peanut butter challenge for Okaloosa County
- Brussels Sprouts: Another Fall Vegetable Idea
- Fall: Florida's Best Gardening Season Seminar at Crestview Library
- 2013 Fall Home & Garden Expo
- The Truth About Lovebugs
- September is Here: It's Time to Prepare for Winter Weeds
- Asian Cockroach - Is it a Pest of the Home or the Garden?
- Rains Promote Fungus In St. Augustinegrass
- Tree Cattle are Harmless
- 2013 Turfgrass Expo & Field Day
- Tree cattle are harmless
- Don't Blame Pests for Dry Lawn
- How to Grow a North Florida Lawn Presentation
- Master Gardener Native Plant Sale
- Master Gardener Native Plant Sale
- 2013 How to Grow Tomatoes in Florida Seminar
- Wait to Fertilize Lawn
- Learn how to maintain a Florida lawn
- 2013 Florida Arbor Day Celebration in Crestview
- Annual Camellia Show in Fort Walton Beach
- Do You Want to Become a Master Gardener?
- Fall Home & Garden Expo Includes Lawn & Landscape Seminars
- Virginia Buttonweed is Difficult to Control
- Fall: Florida's Best Gardening Season Seminar
- Hurricane Preparedness Program at EOC May 29
- Common Lawn Insect Pests
- New UF Blueberry Trial