Hard or dormant seeds are seeds that do not readily germinate under optimal conditions that would otherwise be favorable for the germination of non-dormant seeds of the same species. This dormancy acts as a survival mechanism for the plant, ensuring that the seeds don’t all germinate at once, especially under […]
n North America, Oaks (genus Quercus) stand tall not just in stature, but also in their unparalleled role as larval host plants.
Florida’s native palms play a crucial role in the state’s ecological balance, especially as larval hosts for several butterfly and moth species.
Growing Asclepias incarnata in containers or raised beds offers a flexible solution for gardeners with limited space or those wanting to control soil quality. Here’s a guide to successfully cultivating Swamp Milkweed in such settings.
Embracing the Florida Milkvine and other native plants is a step towards a more sustainable, biodiverse, and beautiful Florida.
Here’s a dive into the many ways Sea Grapes enhance butterfly gardens in coastal regions of the U.S. southeast.
This holly variety also plays a crucial role in the life cycles of several insects, making it a noteworthy addition to any native garden.
Here’s how to make Echinacea tea from Purple Coneflowers and a glimpse into its historical significance.