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A Bright Solution For Better Planting Beds
November 17, 2009
A University of Florida resarcher says, though seldomly used in Florida, solarization might be the perfect fit for some growers here in the Sunshine State.
Year-Round Water Conservation For South Florida
November 13, 2009
The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) Governing Board has approved year-round water conservation measures that place permanent limits on landscape irrigation throughout the district.
Landscapes Get Green Ratings
November 9, 2009
As of late last week, open-air spaces will have their own environmental rating system.
Naples Botanical Garden Ready For Grand Opening
November 9, 2009
After much hard work and input from notable landscape architects and designers, the long-anticipated grand opening of the Naples Botanical Garden is set for Saturday. The $36-million first phase transformation is ready with more enhancements still to come.
Organic Landscaping At Center Of New Conference
November 9, 2009
Evolving to meet the growing demand of today's stricter environmental standards is not an easy chore for landscape professionals. There is an upcoming industry event that has program content specifically geared to address issues surrounding this topic.
Orlando Seeking To Save On Landscaping
November 2, 2009
The City of Orlando is known as “The City Beautiful.” Thanks to nice landscaping, the slogan is an accurate description. Budget cuts, however, are forcing city officials to find ways to curb costs, and adjustments are being made to the landscaping in order to save in the long run.
Ship Comes In For Some South Florida Nurseries
November 2, 2009
Royal Caribbean Cruises is sinking $1.5 billion in Oasis of the Seas, its 5,400-passenger cruise ship. In the middle of the ship will sit Central Park, an open-air greenspace the size of a football field. A couple of South Florida nurseries are on board to help deck out the massive cruise ship.
New Name For Southeast Greenhouse Conference
November 2, 2009
