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  • Celebrating Hammocks

    This Friday, July 22, is #NationalHammockDay. While it turns out the day was established to celebrate the swinging fabric hammocks that are usually...
  • Create a Safe Haven for Pollinators

    As we wrap up #PollinatorWeek, I’m thrilled that so many of you participated in our events. Now, with the hope that we can galvanize our community ...
  • We’re Buzzing with Excitement for Pollinator Week

    #Pollinatorweek is almost here! Together with the Little Red Wagon Native Nursery, Tampa Bay Butterfly Foundation and the Pollinator Partnership, w...
  • How Well Do You Know Your Swallowtails?

      This coming Sunday, June 12, is World Swallowtail Day. We thought we’d celebrate with a fun game that everyone in the family can play. Simply mat...
  • Take a Hike and Celebrate National Trails Day

    This Saturday, June 4, is National Trails Day®. It’s a day of public events aimed at advocacy and trail service. It’s a  day when “thousands of hik...
  • #StopExtinction Now

    This Friday, May 20th, is the seventeenth annual Endangered Species Day. A day on which people celebrate and learn about our threatened and endange...
  • No Mow May

    It’s #NoMowMay, a month during which people are encouraged to let their lawns go wild. The goal is to provide springtime pollen and nectar sources ...
  • Happy World Carnivorous Plant Day!

    We often tell our customers that many plants native to Florida have evolved to thrive in our nutrient-poor soils. Today, our focus is on a group of...
  • Save The Frogs

    Saturday is Save The Frogs Day. Like so many members of the animal kingdom, frogs are at risk. Populations are declining and, since the 1970s, some...
  • What’s Your Shade of Green?

    Many years ago, I bought a t-shirt at Disney that had a picture of Kermit the Frog and the words, “It’s easy being green.” For a long time, that t-...
  • Bee Happy

    I was out walking the other day and I happened to spot lots and lots of bees. It was pretty obvious that the bees were different species: some were...
  • Thistle Be A Way To Nurture Native

    In last week’s blog, we discussed the importance of using the right plant in the right place. Today, I’d like to focus on that very thought for one...