Wild blueberries are a prominent plant found in natural Florida landscapes. Knowing what they look like and where to find them will help you identify this tasty treat the next time you stumble across them.

A food forest is an edible garden of mostly perennial food producing plants. The benefits far exceed the maintenance of growing your own.

Come spring, blackberries are a common treat that can be found among disturbed areas in Florida. Not overly welcome in landscaped yards, you will have to take a trip to your nearest nature park or wetland area to enjoy this great springtime treat!

While azaleas are a common site to see in the south, most are non-native. Do you know which you have?

That common weed growing in your yard may just be part of your next meal.

Proper pruning of your crepe myrtle can increase the health and longevity of your tree. Don’t commit crepe murder.

A marriage of two species - fungus and alga - lichen homestead areas of clean air, and high moisture where no soil is present. Here in North Florida, lichen is a common site to see.

Beautyberry is a common site throughout Florida, yet many do not realize the edible qualities that beautyberry has.

Beautyberry, a common native bush throughout the southeast, has documented insect repellant properties that can serve as an alternative to store bought bug spray.

When it comes to trimming palm trees, many will be surprised to learn that is in the best interest of the palm tree to leave the fronds on more often than not.

Acorns are a prominent nut that can be found throughout Florida during the fall season. North Florida is especially a good location for collecting and gathering acorns due to the number and diversity of oak trees around. Learn when to harvest and how to prepare acorns here.

Florida is home to over 2,800 native plants. Growing and sustaining these plant species can help to keep our native animal species thriving.

Knowing how to forage for wild edibles can be a fun hobby that can also help to supplement nutrient dense food onto the table.

The key to having healthy soil is making sure you are providing the right nutrients to the microorganisms that live within. Doing this is sometimes a little less straightforward. Microorganisms and Our Health dives into how we can provide the right food to the microorganisms in our gardens, how this in turn benefits what we eat, and how to save money and time while doing this!

When it comes to mulch in the garden, do you really know the different kinds available to you? Read more to learn about the kinds of mulch and the costs and benefits available.

Learn which seeds are good to save for next year and which ones are not worth your time.

Healthy soil life is the key to having a healthy and beautiful garden. Taking care of microorganisms is a part of this process. Learn the effect water soluble fertilizers play in the garden, food production, and soil health.