Gardening with Florida Native Plants - UF IFAS Extension Hillsborough
Published 2023-04-14
Native plants bring life to the garden and are often more resilient than non-native plants in our harsh Florida conditions. Learn about plants to attract bees, butterflies and birds in your garden and other tips on growing native plants. For more information, visit our blog blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/hillsboroughco/author/tsilvasy/
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All Comments (9)
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Little Red Wagon is only a block away from my house! Love that nursery!
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Wonderful presentation! New to native plants and butterfly world. Want to learn as much as possible for my little property! 🦋 🐦 🐝 💕 from very southeast Georgia
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Thank you for the information presented in this video. I looked up Liriope in the UF/IFAS website and it says UF/IFAS no longer recommends using this plant due to its high invasion risk
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There is a rare white flowered form Erythrina herbacea ,that might be worthy of cultivation.
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Great information but next time it would be good to feature the guest speaker so audience can see the plants she presents….
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LOOKING FOR ZONE 11
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Does anyone in Florida propagate the native "Tar Flower" shrub Bejaria racemosa ?
