with the perfect subject. Thanks for a great valuable project. Great work! Keep up the ultra do the webjob!

Great job cousin. Loved reading this. Yay Taylor woot woot!

Thank you for your interest. You can find all the Water Wednesday recordings on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD1BxYa33g85HaQCLMz99CQ/videos

Where can I watch The Power of Ponds?

That's superb,congratulations Yuvaraj Khamare!

Looking forward to reading more. Great post.Really looking forward to read more. Much obliged.

Update: We will switch this class to Zoom. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you for your interest. You do not need to bring water samples to the event. We will hand out testing kits at the event.

What size water sample is needed for the testing? A Pint?

Thank you for your interest. The webinars are recorded. We are building a webpage to house all the recordings. Please stay tuned!

Hello Yilin, I work for a local jursidiction and was wondering if you would be able to offer a presentation on this subject at our conference this year.

I wish you would record the seminars so those of us who cannot attend live could see the seminar later.

Thank you for your interest. We are building a webpage to house all the recordings. Please stay tuned!

Thank you for your interest. The event will be held at the UF/IFAS Extension Hernando County. The address is 16110 Aviation Loop Dr., Brooksville, FL 34604.

Would like to attend but where is this event located?

How do we access webinars that we missed? Thanks!

Thank you for your interest. Recordings will be available after the webinar is conducted.

Please make the webinars available for those who cannot attend sessions.

Very timely topic.

This article is excellent. Thank you for sharing this wonderful article regarding your ideas about septic systems. The Tulsa Septic Service website is an excellent resource. You can learn more at www.tulsasepticservice.com.

Such an amazing content about AI. Way to go!

Thank you for your interest. I am sorry you have time conflict. Please register the topics that you are interested. We will share the recordings with the registrants including those who are unable to attend.

I am interested in this series. I am in clinic seeing patients every Thursday and am wondering if there will be an opportunity to see this series online/evenings.

Thank you!

Ai is the new thing. It has so much potential. Nice article by the way

Nancy, what are you treating specifically?

Do you have any organic herbicides to recommend?

Great to hear about the Tree-cycling and Chop and Drop as ways to compost! I have been landscaping like this for over 15 years and the results are remarkable. I use no fertilizer (except on veggies) and my additional water use is minimal. My trees and shrubs never need pesticides or interventions and are beautiful. It works and keeps all that bio-mass out of the landfills! Thank you for spreading the word.

Thank you for sharing this beautiful information with us about the Health of Septic Tank System. if you are looking for < Septic tank installations in Colchester Essex Try Ashwaste Environmental, they provide this type of services in Colchester, Chelmsford, Epping, Essex, and nearby areas.

My dad noticed that his septic tank is producing an awful smell, which is why he's thinking of having it pumped. Well, it never occurred to me that smaller tanks will need more pumping. I'll also keep in mind to tell him that he must not flush wipes or tissues in his toilet since this may cause a blockage.

Hello Dr. Warwick. Is it possible for me to register to view a recrording of this webinar? Thank you!

Thank you for your comments. Florida's springs are facing various complex threats, including decreasing spring flows and excessive nutrients. Spring flows decrease because of declining water levels in the groundwater aquifer that sustains them. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Water Withdrawals, Uses, and Trends in Florida, 2015 report indicated that 5,720.82 million gallons of water were withdrawn every day. Commercial-industrial-institutional-mining (CIIM) freshwater withdrawals are reported at 408.99 million gallons per day (MGD). Bottled water companies are one industry included in CIIM category. On Page 21 of the report (https://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2019/5147/sir20195147.pdf): “Food production (including water-bottling) accounted for about 20 MGD of the freshwater withdrawals in this category in 2015, of which about one-quarter (5 MGD) was withdrawn specifically for water-bottling.” As a Floridan, we are all responsible to reduce the plastic use and protect our water resources.

Work done by Mr Yuvraj is quite remarkable and may prove very beneficial for farming sectors around the globe especially for country like India where 70% of population is dependent on agriculture directly or indirectly. We also work with farming equipment provider giant in India Mahindra & Mahindra. We manufacture components for there tractor and are manufacturing partner. You can get details in our website www.dishaengg.com , company name is Disha Engineering, Nagpur. Best wishes to Mr Yuvraj for his work.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/15/opinion/bottled-water-is-sucking-florida-dry.html you people are either 2 faced or have your heads in the sand, companies are destroying our springs

If the springs are so valuable (which I agree with BTW) then why are applications from companies like Nestle even considered? They drain the aquifer, generate single use plastic, and don't provide any real financial benefit.

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yes, I dry the young leaves and flowers to use it along with green tea.

Is this garden project still active? Would Robby Pletcher reach out to me, please?

Spanish Needles (Bidens alba) is edible! Try a flower.

I really enjoyed over there.I have also attended this event.

Really enjoyed this article post.Really thank you! Great.

Thanks for sharing, this is a fantastic article post. Much obliged.

I think this is a real great article post.Really thank you! Keep writing.

Looking forward to reading more. Great article.Really looking forward to read more. Keep writing.

Having a no or low tolerance for a landscape would be the ideal way to enhance and get rid of my grass! Enjoyed your post.

Thank you for your kind words. We always appreciate the education too.

Hi there. We don't generally recommend septic system additives. Studies found septic system additives are not significantly effective to increase the bacteria or the sludge level in the tank.

Hi Yilin, thanks for sharing these. Do you recommend septic treatment chemicals? https://nodrippingsewage.org

Thanks for you interest. This is the map of the 2014 Florida Department of Environmental Protection verified list of impaired waters, which contained 2575 entries. Here you can find an updated list: https://floridadep.gov/dear/watershed-assessment-section/content/assessment-lists

What year was the map of 2,600 bodies of water impaired? was that map from 2018?

Hi, I would appreciate Non-chemical recommendation To control Corinespora Leaf spot Infestation on a young Papaya tree. I’m trying to do my small in-house papaya garden but I’ve notice these leaf lesions which I think is this fungal infection based on my own research. I’m using natural home made compost and even small trees are budding nicely but this new infection might ruin my papayas. I don't want artificial chemicals. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated. This is a new hobby for me. Thanks

This is pretty cool! Makes me want to go out and try gardening veggies after several tries years ago. Thanks for the information!

Information given is very useful for us in India Weed management is very difficult here in India

I might wanna do this soon. Own weather station, plus web scraping of hourly data for comparison. Got my spidey senses riled up by something a few days ago.

What would we do without all these adorable pets? Thank you Caroline

Something positive, what a fun post!

LOL So funny to see all the critters.

Really fun and well done. Keep up the good work and thanks for making the day a little better.

Nice fun post Caroline Roper Warwick.

These were so cool! I had to laugh at some of these. So cute! Just what we need right now.

Thank you for making this clear. The packages should have clear printing so you know without searching for these warnings. We do not need clogged pipes added on to what we are facing now. Appreciate the education.

We had a great time on our tour and learned a lot! It's great work, we agree.

Awesome work!!!

its really beautiful very nice

thanks for sharing its really amazing

Nice to see that the "advanced scaffolding and lift system" that I designed and fabricated in 2004 is still being used today. Simple and basic in design it rolls along the overhead heating pipes giving access to the plants from one end of the facility to the other across the full width.

Thanks for reaching out! For more information about plants in the Tampa area check with the Hillsborough County Extension office: http://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/hillsborough/ To find plant suppliers, go here: https://www.plantant.com/ Click on 'plants' and search for the plant by name.

Your picture of maiden hair fern is not the Pedatum species ( or five finger fern) I would like to know if the Pedatum species can be grown in shady,sandy soil Tampa gardens. And, if so where can I buy sevreal? Thanks.

Nice post!

Joe's Nursery is located in Florida but the nursery ships items to South Carolina for clients. So unfortunately you would not be able to visit the business for future travels.

I just traveled thru SC. Where is Joe's Nursery located? I'd love to visit on my next trip. Renee Enlund, Master Gardener Bay Co. Fl.

That's a very motivated brilliant young lady.She is an asset to any lucky company.

That's a very motivated brilliant young lady.She is an asset to a very lucky company.

thank u for your site..very useful..Zahid

I recently met Dottie on the Native Landscape Tour at The Villages, sponsored by the Florida Assn. of Native Nurseries. A couple of weeks later, she visited St. Augustine to learn more about how I do business. She is passionate about her business and most of all - about the sustainability of our wildlife and food production through the utilization of native plants in our landscapes. Dottie and Kevin rock. Check out their website and visit their beautiful nursery.

Good work,very interesting,this can grow Texas climate conditions?

I loved this article It made me want to get my own fairy garden

I love what Dottie and Kevin are doing with their property and their lives. And they keep honeybees too!!!

Whoa this is awesome!

Impressive to hear about and see.

What a great example of a nursery enterprise working with natural processes and promoting environmentally friendly gardening! The demonstration garden looks intriguing.