by Anita Camacho
May 18, 2022
This Friday, May 20th, is the seventeenth annual Endangered Species Day. A day on which people celebrate and learn about our threatened and endange...
by Anita Camacho
May 13, 2022
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 ...
by Anita Camacho
May 4, 2022
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...
by Anita Camacho
April 28, 2022
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...
by Anita Camacho
April 22, 2022
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-...
by Anita Camacho
April 8, 2022
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...
by Anita Camacho
March 24, 2022
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...
by Anita Camacho
March 16, 2022
Today is National Panda Day. While it may seem to be an odd topic for our Tampa Bay-focused blog, pandas are an important symbol of peace, friendsh...
by Anita Camacho
March 9, 2022
“Every human being responds to a connection with nature.”- Lynden Miller, Public Garden Designer
I still remember the first time I read Lynden’s w...
by Anita Camacho
March 2, 2022
Here at Little Red Wagon Native Nursery, we encourage everyone to add native plants to their gardens. Native plants are key components of healthy ...
by Anita Camacho
February 16, 2022
We’re reading reports of birds beginning to journey north from their wintering locations and we’re also hearing that people are seeing birds that ...
by Anita Camacho
February 10, 2022
As the days get longer and warmer, February is a great time to begin planning spring planting. We’ve written extensively about the benefits of Span...
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This Friday, May 20th, is the seventeenth annual Endangered Species Day. A day on which people celebrate and learn about our threatened and endange...
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 ...
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...
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...
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-...
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...
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...
Today is National Panda Day. While it may seem to be an odd topic for our Tampa Bay-focused blog, pandas are an important symbol of peace, friendsh...
“Every human being responds to a connection with nature.”- Lynden Miller, Public Garden Designer I still remember the first time I read Lynden’s w...
Here at Little Red Wagon Native Nursery, we encourage everyone to add native plants to their gardens. Native plants are key components of healthy ...
We’re reading reports of birds beginning to journey north from their wintering locations and we’re also hearing that people are seeing birds that ...
As the days get longer and warmer, February is a great time to begin planning spring planting. We’ve written extensively about the benefits of Span...
