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Cold Protection of Ornamental Plants - Information on how to protect your Ornamental Plants from cold injury. More...
Cold Tolerance in Vegetables - A list of cold tolerant vegetable crops and those which are very susceptible to frosty injury. More...
Treating Cold Damaged Palms - Cold weather slows down the growth of palms, reduces the activity of the roots, and often weakens the plant to the point where a disease can become active and kill the palm. More...
Hazardous Weather Statements - Scroll down to the East Central Florida forecast out of Melbourne for the St. Lucie County forecast. More...
H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) - Information on the growing concern about Swine Influenza or Flu. More...
Free Financial Planning Assistance in 2010
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine is working with the NAPFA (National Association of Personal Financial Advisors) Consumer Education Foundation to provide free, objective financial planning advice for consumers. (FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 & TUESDAY, JANUARY 26) More...
Energy Wise
Learn energy and water saving ideas through information videos about the Bathroom, HVAC System, House and the Kitchen. More...
Which Pesticide License Do You Need?
The laws can be somewhat complex and vague at times. The following questions and answers are intended to help potential applicators determine specifically which certification they require. More...
Poinsettias
Poinsettias are the number one potted plant sold in America during the Christmas holiday season. More...
How To Take A Soil Sample
Homeowners and gardeners alike are interested in soil pH because soil pH will ultimately affect the growth and quality of landscape plants. More...
Solutions for Your Life
UF/IFAS Extension launches an easy-to-use, comprehensive Web site, Solutions for Your Life. More...
IFAS Calendar
- Weather Information
- EDIS: Publications
- IFAS Research
- Pests of Landscape Plants
- Edible Landscaping
- 2008 State Award Winning St. Lucie County Master Gardeners Discovery Garden
- Exploring the Potential of Biofuel Feedstocks for the Florida Treasure Coast
Did You Know?
St. Lucie County was created in 1844 and was named after the Roman Catholic saint, Saint Lucie of Syracuse.
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