A Florida city wants homeowners to rip out their grass lawns, and it is willing to pay big bucks for them to do so.

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Have you thought about making your landscape more Florida-friendly? Are you interested in spending less time maintaining your plants and saving money on pesticides, fertilizer and irrigation? If the ...

The term Florida-Friendly Landscape™ (FFL) has been around for decades but there is still some confusion over what such a landscape would look like. I would like to shed some light on why the FFL ...

Even in the dead of winter, Linda Dunne's yard stands out. Tall cactuses frame the front yard of her Sawgrass Country Club home, and the grounds are not covered with St. Augustine grass, like her ...

For 30 years, Florida’s premier landscaping program has helped improve the environment and keep yards beautiful. The nine principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ provide landscaping ...