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Pollinators & Wildlife
Learn which Florida plants attract butterflies, bees, hummingbirds, and other wildlife while creating a healthier, more vibrant garden.


Why Native Milkweed Is Better for Monarch Butterflies
If you have looked for milkweed at a garden center, you have probably seen tropical milkweed. It is easy to find, grows quickly, and has bright orange flowers. But despite how popular it is, tropical milkweed is not always the best choice for monarch butterflies in Florida. Native milkweed species support monarchs while also fitting better into Florida’s natural cycle. The Problem With Tropical Milkweed Tropical milkweed (Asclepias curassavica) is not native to Florida. Unlik
Kourtney F
Mar 312 min read


Meet the Sunshine Mimosa Plant: A Delightful Lawn Alternative!
Hey there, nature lovers! Today, we're diving into the wonderful world of the Sunshine Mimosa plant, also known as the Sensitive Plant, the Powderpuff Mimosa, the Sensitive Plant, the touch-me-not plant, or the Pink Mimosa. Whatever name you use for it, this plant is a great treat for you and your lawn! Meet the Sunshine Mimosa: The Sunshine Mimosa is like a little piece of sunshine right in your backyard! It's a special plant that's native to Florida, which means it grows we
Kourtney F
May 16, 20242 min read


The Ballon Vine: Florida Native Plant
In the realm of native flora, few plants evoke the same sense of whimsy and wonder as the Balloon Vine (Cardiospermum corindum). With its delicate tendrils and unique balloon-like seed pods, this botanical marvel adds a touch of enchantment to any landscape. Discovering the Balloon Vine Native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including parts of Africa, Asia, and Australia, the Balloon Vine is a climbing perennial vine known for its distinctive features. I
Kourtney F
Apr 8, 20242 min read


Swamp Milkweed: Essential Guide to Growing and Caring for This Native Florida Plant
Celebrate Native Plant Month in Florida with the vibrant allure of Swamp Milkweed!
Kourtney F
Apr 7, 20242 min read
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