- Milk Fertilizer?by DeltonaGardensMilk, it does the body good. But did you know it may also be good for the garden? Using milk as fertilizer has been an … Continue reading “Milk Fertilizer?”
- Queen’s Tearsby DeltonaGardensQueen’s tears – a striking, sturdy bromeliad By Launa Herrmann If you’re looking for an unusual plant to fill an empty pot, consider Billbergia nutans. Also known … Continue reading “Queen’s Tears”
- Growing Lettuceby DeltonaGardensLettuce Winter is the perfect time to grow lettuce in Florida. Lettuce comes in four major types: crisphead, butterhead, leaf and romaine. All can be … Continue reading “Growing Lettuce”
- Milkweed Seedsby DeltonaGardensZen with a Monarch on Milkweed
- Fire Bush -Hamelia patensby DeltonaGardensHummingbirds and butterflies enjoy the nectar in the flowers. There is a continuous crop of these seedy fruits and birds are quite fond of them. … Continue reading “Fire Bush -Hamelia patens”
- Deltona Gardens Contestby DeltonaGardensThe Deltona Garden Club is sponsoring students from first through fifth grade to participate in the 2020 National Garden Clubs, Inc. Poster Contest! The U.S. … Continue reading “Deltona Gardens Contest”
- Youth Gardening in Deltonaby DeltonaGardensPlease enjoy these articles from 1999.
- DIY Plant Markersby DeltonaGardensRecycle ♻️ Reuse ♻️ Repurpose Any old used mini blinds will work for this project. No need to wash blinds if a little dirty. I … Continue reading “DIY Plant Markers”
- Red Crinumby DeltonaGardensFrom the Greek the name Crinum simply means “Lily.” By all the looks and feel Crinum plants have all the characteristics of a lily. Origin: … Continue reading “Red Crinum”
- Heat-Loving Fruit Treesby DeltonaGardensWhen planning your USDA zone 9b garden, begin with the trees that love mild winters and hot summers. The time to plant trees is now … Continue reading “Heat-Loving Fruit Trees”
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Backyard Gardening Zone 9b 