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Landscape

Conservation and protection of Florida's water resources begins at home. Homeowner's Landscaping choices can affect the health of ground and surface waters, and by extension, the natural environment.

Florida-Friendly Landscaping was developed by University of Florida Extension using low-maintenance plants and environmentally sustainable practices to create and maintain a beautiful landscape that could save you time, energy and money while protecting our future.

Plan to stroll through Citrus County extension Learning Center to learn more about the nine principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping.

Article Highlights:

What to Plant in October, Nov. & Dec.
Add Some Sunshine - Try Sunflowers
Don't be in a Hurry to Shoo Away a Racer
Spring Vegetable Gardening Tips
Harbingers of Spring-like Weather: Redbud
Azaleas for Early Spring Color in Your Landscape
Poinsettias