Due to its subtropical climate, Florida, especially the Tampa area, boasts a vast array of glorious blooming trees and flowering shrubs. They make vibrant, fragrant, colorful additions to the lush green landscape of the Floridian terrain. The yellow tabebuia tree produces small flowers, popular in backyards because of it’s smaller stature. Yellow tabebuia rarely grows...
Small backyard orchards have grown in popularity over the past few decades. And Tampa Bay has the ideal climate for a number of delectable citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, limes, and grapefruit, as well as mangoes, papaya, Florida avocados, bananas, figs, guava, jackfruit, Japanese persimmons, loquats, lychee, peaches, blueberries, mulberries, and even some strains...
Trees are a boon to our well being for many reasons. It’s always a painful decision to remove our beloved, life-affirming friend without good cause. The older and more rugged the tree, the more affection you will have for it. This is especially true if you’ve had the privilege of watching it grow over the...
The Meyer lemon tree, originally a native of China, was introduced to U.S. soil in 1908 by agricultural explorer Frank N. Meyer. Grown in an orchard, these wonderful citrus trees can reach heights of six to ten feet in the Tampa Bay area. The leaves of the Meyer lemon tree are shiny and a very...
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