Get expert help from gardening gurus at Nassau County, Florida Extension. Free October 2012 “Plant Clinics” to diagnose your problems and provide solutions. Read gardening Q & A about Peacock Gingers, growing beets this fall, and lawn weeds.
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Indian Pink Native Wildflower. Webworm in Pecan Trees?
SEPTEMBER 2012 GARDENING: Learn about bulbs by attending a Nassau County, Florida “Landscape Matters” class. Drop by free “Plant Clinic” to diagnose problems in your landscape, bring samples to county extension office. Also read Rebecca Jordi’s gardening Q & A topics this week in “Garden Talk.”
Florida Gardening: How To Repot Orchids. Kitty Chewing Plants?
Is your cat eating plants? Find out toxic plants to keep away from your precious pet. Also, how to repot and care for an orchid. See September 2012′s free gardening clinics. Did you know Master Gardeners are on office duty at the Nassau County Extension every Friday to assist you?
Florida Gardening: Beach Plant Silverleaf Croton Helps Reduce Erosion
Silverleaf croton is one of many important sand dune plants essential for reducing erosion by keeping the sand dunes in place. It can provide shelter for small animals and invertebrates. Also learn more about how to control the American grasshopper to avoid injury to citrus, corn, cotton, oats, peanuts, rye, sugarcane, tobacco and vegetables.
Rainlily Ideal Flowering Plant For Northeast Florida Gardens
Rainlily are low maintenance, flowering bulbs which flower from spring through the fall and one of the easiest bulbs to grow in Florida. When planted in an appropriate site, rainlily needs little care after planting; it tolerates most soil conditions and will not need fertilizer, irrigation, or replanting. Also read gardening advice about plums and coconut palms.
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“Nights of Lights” Holiday Festival. A Bright Idea For Downtown Fernandina?
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June 2013 Free Plant Clinics & Landscape Matters Class Offered by Nassau County Extension
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Change Coming To Fernandina’s Boardwalk By The Sea, Main Beach Park
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Bike, Hike, Run on New 6.2 Mile Amelia Island Trail
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Fernandina’s 50th SHRIMP FESTIVAL 2013 Parade Highlights: Photo Gallery
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Nassau County, Florida Extension’s May 2013 Gardening Clinics
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Amelia Island Treasure Hunters: In Search of The San Miguel. Buried Treasure Worth $2 Billion
