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It’s time to start thinking about gardening, but not everyone wants or needs acres of vegetables! The University of Florida IFAS Extension Service is presenting an educational program for those interested in learning about small hobby gardening. It will be held at the Walton County Extension Office in DeFuniak Springs on March 24th from 1:30 – 3:30 pm CST. Topics covered will include container gardening, aquaponics, insects and diseases, and weed control. Attendees will get a look at the Extension demonstration garden, greenhouse, and aquaponics setup. For more information, please contact the Walton County Extension Office at (850) 892-8172
The beginning of a New Year is a great time to evaluate your lawn, landscape and garden and to formulate resolutions for the New Year that will lead to improvements. Otherwise, you’re likely to move well into 2016 making the same old mistakes that resulted in failures and frustrations with your lawn, landscape and garden. To help with this, I will offer a seminar titled New Year’s Resolutions for your Landscape that will identify common areas where homeowners make mistakes and help you with ideas for improvements. Now is a good time to do a walkthrough of your grounds and see if you can identify areas for improvement before the 2016 growing season begins. Make notes if necessary and visually...
The Northwest Florida Gulf Coast Beekeepers Association is hosting its first annual workshop on Saturday, March 28, 2015 at Florosa Elementary School, 1700 Highway 98, Mary Esther. Open to the public, the eight hour event will feature hands-on demonstrations of how to raise bees, collect honey, and build beehives. Guest speakers will include Doug Corbin, retired state apiary inspector; Andrew Finch, Florida State Apiary Inspector, Dorothy Lee, Escambia County Extension Office, Dr. Russell Mizell, Professor of Entomology at the University of Florida; Dr. David Westervelt, Apiary Inspection Assistant Chief of the Florida Department of Agriculture, as well as speakers from the NWF GC Beekeepers Association. The topics will include introduction of beekeeping, honey and the cottage food industry law in...
With cold temperatures again in our forecast here in North Florida, be prepared to cover the more cold sensitive landscape plants. But remember that covering a plant without additional heat is primarily a method of protecting against frosts rather than freezes. Drape the covering to the ground to trap heat under the covering. It’s best to use cloth rather than plastic. Heat from an ordinary light bulb placed under the covering will provide additional cold protection. Leave cloth-type covers such as sheets and blankets over plants as long as temperatures are dropping to freezing at night and are rising to no more than the 50s during the day. But remove plastic covers when temperatures rise above freezing. Remove...
