North Florida contains hardiness zones 8a through 9a. What zone you live in determines which plants will grow best in your yard.
Author: Austin Geiger
Austin Geiger is a lover of all things nature. He enjoys writing comprehensive, easy-to-swallow articles about pest management solutions, landscaping tips, and ways for people to help their local pollinators.
The Growing Zones of Florida
Florida contains zones 8b through 11b in the updated 2023 version of the USDA Hardiness Zones map.
The Best Time to Mulch in North Carolina
The best time for a mulch application in North Carolina is either in the late spring or early fall.
Planting Zones of Massachusetts
The updated version of the USDA Planting Zone map places the zones 5b to 7b in the state of Massachusetts.
7 California Native Grasses to Replace Your Lawn
If you’re looking for California native grasses to replace your lawn, consider varieties like Junegrass, deergrass, or blue grama.
How to Tell If Grass Seed Is Still Good
Musty scent or mushy texture are signs your grass seed has gone bad. We’ll show you how to tell if your grass seed is still good.
7 Common Fertilizer Mistakes to Avoid
Overfertilizing, using the wrong kind of fertilizer, and fertilizing new grass too soon are all common fertilizer mistakes to avoid.
8 Types of Ants That Can Damage Your Yard
Identifying the types of ants that can damage your yard, like fire ants, is the first step in finding and eradicating their nests.
Should You Mow Before Fertilizing Your Lawn?
You should always mow before fertilizing your lawn to remove debris and help the fertilizer penetrate the soil. Aim to mow a few days before application.
How to Get Rid of Doveweed in Your Lawn
Getting rid of doveweed in your lawn with either hand weeding or herbicides is an important part of maintaining your landscape.