It’s right here, right now – spring in Osceola County is the best time and place to be gardening. Our subtropical climate frees us to prepare garden beds after the frosts of January and February, allowing plants… Read More
For many homeowners, watering plants is a way of life. During this time of the year Central Florida experiences day time temperatures ranges from about 75 to 85 degrees and low rainfall. High temperature, high humidity and low… Read More
Now that we’ve had some cold weather, homeowners often decide that there is a need for additional lawn care. Surely there must be some way to green up a browned lawn to make it look more presentable. … Read More
TREES OSCEOLA Let’s Celebrate Earth Day and National Arbor Day by planting trees around Osceola County! Register to attend a one-hour class on Tree Selection and Planting and take a free tree home the same day!… Read More
2018 Small Ruminant Production Conference Location: UF/IFAS Extension Osceola County Address: 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane. Kissimmee, FL 34744 April 20th, 2018 starts at 8:00 am Register on Eventbrite Agenda: Time Topic Presenter 8:00 AM Registration Opens 8:30 AM Welcome… Read More
You are invited to a free lawn workshop All you need to Know about Your Lawn Saturday, February 24, 2018 10:00 am – 11:30 pm UF/IFAS Extension Osceola County, OHP 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee Located at… Read More
Applying herbicides incorrectly can pose harm to people, pets, plants and the environment. People who apply pesticides for many years tend to create a false relationship with these poisonous chemicals by not taking the necessary pre-cautions to protect… Read More
Coral ardisia is a non-native evergreen, sub-shrub that was introduced to Florida in the 1900 from South East Asia. It was brought to the United States for its contrast in color for landscape. It is found in moist,… Read More
Kissimmee, FL-Osceola County Commercial vegetable and fruit grower seminar: THIS EVENT IS DELIVERED VIA LIVE VIDEO UF specialists from around the state will give updates on topics including: Disease Update from UF Plant Pathology Lab, Weed Management… Read More
Rodents destroy stored feed, damage crops, infest buildings, and chew through wires, plastic pipes and irrigation lines. They can be troublesome in barns, fruit groves and packing houses. Rodents can carry diseases and parasites that can be transmitted to… Read More
