It’s Nattional Nutrition Month!
By SAMANTHA GRENROCK, grenrosa@ufl.edu GAINESVILLE – How’s that New Year’s resolution holding up? If you resolved to eat healthier in 2017, you have a second [Read More]
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Fuller’s Facts and FAQs
By KEITH FULLER My bed of dwarf lantana has just sent out more blooms. When will the plant stop blooming? As long as temperatures are mild, the plant will continue to bloom. [Read More]
4-H’ers going to Tallahassee
By SAMANTHA GRENROCK, grenrosa@ufl.edu GAINESVILLE — The Florida State Capitol will be a sea of clover green on March 23 when approximately 500 4-H youth visit with [Read More]
Fuller’s Facts and FAQs
Question: Is mint a cold weather herb? Answer: In Northeast Florida, mint will grow all year long. —- Question: What are some of the low spreading herbs [Read More]
By SAMANTHA GRENROCK, grenrosa@ufl.edu GAINESVILLE — An endangered species of magnolia that only grows in the Florida Panhandle has been named the 2017 plant of [Read More]
Saving for a rainy day
By SAMANTHA GRENROCK, grenrosa@ufl.edu GAINESVILLE — Florida may be the sunshine state, but more Floridians should start saving for a rainy day, says a researcher with [Read More]
Time to c summer camp
GAINESVILLE — It’s only February, but many parents are already thinking about their child’s summer vacation plans. Summer camp is often high on the list. But before [Read More]
Sweet, juicy strawberries
GAINESVILLE — When you bite into a Florida strawberry for Valentine’s Day or National Strawberry Day Feb. 27, you savor sweetness and juice. That’s what you’ll [Read More]
Film Festivals In Flagler, St. Johns
Flagler County goes Hollywood — or at least Sundance-ish — this weekend with the Flagler Film Festival Festival-goers can see 60 shorts and features from local, regional, [Read More]
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