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With five decades of industry leadership under his belt, Roy Davis’ induction into the Florida Agriculture Hall of Fame, along with Tampa Wholesale Nursery’s recent Environmental Leadership Award, prove that dedication to the industry goes a long way.
New and interesting ornamentals may soon be available in the United States.
By investing in a landscape, property values can increase significantly.
Eleven hurricanes later, UF researchers have results on how wind and trees interact.
Breeding programs yield improved varieties of red-flowered crape myrtles.
An irrigation study evaluates trees grown in four kinds of porous-bottom, above-ground containers.
Trees to try for smaller landscape areas.
The use of Dip-Gel on rose and hibiscus cuttings may lead to improved rooting response.
Grades and standards have played a big role in increasing tree quality in Florida.
Sweet olives are honored in China, but underused in the United States.
Witches’ broom, caused by Sphaeropsis tumefaciens, is taking its toll on landscape hollies in Central Florida.
Some plants’ seeds and berries can serve as an attractive alternative to flowers.
Government policy is pitting the environment against agriculture in Miami-Dade County.
Topping urban shade trees is an unwise way to prevent storm damage.
Learn how to protect prized trees from lightning strikes.
Problematic in South Florida, lobate lac scale has been found to attack more than 300 species of woody plants.
