Guest Article for the Tallahassee Democrat August 9, 2013 Sam Hand Photo: Courtesy of UF Given that Florida has one of the highest rates of lightning strikes in the world, I am surprised at how little people in this state know about how ... READ MORE
Category: Natural ResourcesArriving home after work, the race against the clock begins. I have only two hours to get dinner on the table and to get my family fed, bathed, and in bed. But, what do I make for dinner? I need something that is quick, easy, and my family ... READ MORE
Category: Work & LifeTallahassee Democrat August 9, 2013 By: Stan Chapman We are blessed in Tallahassee to have so many amazing trees and a rich urban canopy. Unfortunately, that urban canopy is under constant stress from development and construction activities. ... READ MORE
Category: Natural ResourcesTallahassee Democrat August 9, 2013 By Linda H. Yates Photo: Linda Yates A rabbit sneaked into my yard last night and ate six hyacinth bean plants to the ground. He may just have had a yen for green veggies, but he changed my landscaping ... READ MORE
Category: Home LandscapesLife insurance is protection against the loss of income that would result if the insured passed away. According to Life Insurance and Market Research Association International (LIMRA), approximately 35 million households are uninsured and ... READ MORE
Category: Work & LifeGuest Article for the Tallahassee Democrat Photo by Trevor Hylton. Photo 1 A bit of art added to a garden design. July 26, 2013, Release for Tallahassee Democrat By Glenn Mayne 2013 has been a very ... READ MORE
Category: Fruits & Vegetables, Home LandscapesGuest Article for the Tallahassee Democrat July 26, 2013 By David MacManus There are a many uses for low growing, compact shrubs that grow to a height of 3 feet or shorter, for our purposes, we will call them dwarf shrubs. Dwarf shrubs ... READ MORE
Category: Home LandscapesGuest Article for the Tallahassee Democrat Photo by Deborah Lawson July 19, 2013, Release for Tallahassee Democrat By Deborah Lawson As seems to be the case with many things in this fast paced world, often politics and public relations sound ... READ MORE
Category: Work & Life“It must be something I ate” often is the explanation people give for a bout of home-grown “Montezuma’s Revenge” or some other unwelcome gastrointestinal upset. Despite the fact that America’s food supply is the safest in the world, ... READ MORE
Category: Work & LifeGuest Article for the Tallahassee Democrat July 5, 2013 ... READ MORE
Category: Natural Resources, Water