There are many aquatic plants nonnative ones found near Longwood, Florida. A study done in 2017 found that 18/26 plants that were researched were invasive. Invasive, meaning harmful to the pond life. Below are some of the invasive nonnative aquatic plants, and how to help your local waterway. Aquatic Plant: Hydrilla First found in southeast […]
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Typically, we assume any bee is beneficial and I wish that were true. Unfortunately, like plants and many other things in nature, there are also invasive bees. These bees may be little impersonators as some may look just like or similar to honey bees. Classic right? Our number 1 guilty culprit to come to the
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The Grass is Greener When You Water it Just Right- The two most basic things that your lawn needs to stay healthy and green are sunlight and water. While you can not control the sun, you can control the amount of water you lawn receives. Many people do not understand that delicate balancing act when
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A beautiful lawn starts in early spring and by following a few simple tips you can have a jump start on it. And with spring is right around the corner it’s time to start thinking lawn care. Here are five fool-proof ways to help get your grass off to a great start this year. Your
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Ever wondered what your Lawn Technician does daily? Let’s take a look into the day of a Lawn Technician at RH Miller Pest Services: Meet Joe, one or our licensed lawn technicians. If you have a lawn problem he is your man. Joe has been diagnosing pest and lawn issues for over 20 years and
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New Sod, We Have Some Tips For You! When it’s time to install new sod, there are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to the best way to ensure your new lawn is able to flourish. From moisture to aeration, our experts answer your most frequently asked questions about new sod
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Got Weeds? Winter is the Time to Tackle your Weeds. Weeds love the warmer temps and thus can become unruly during this time of year. Which, in Florida makes for a frustrating summer! Lawn care is all about timing and patience. When to apply the fertilizer, when to apply herbicide, when and how long to
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Lawns go dormant during late fall and early winter in many parts of Florida. This results in a not so beautiful brown grass that anyone would think is dead. While there is nothing wrong with the grass itself many will welcome any opportunity to still have beautiful green grass in the winter months. If you
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Is there a fungus among us? Possibly. With summer quickly coming to an end, it is important to be on the lookout for changes in your lawn. Especially, with the changes in weather that we will be experiencing in the next several months. That being said, brown patch fungus is a familiar culprit associated with
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If you’ve lived in Florida for awhile, you know by now that we’ve begun the unofficial start of lawn tips for summer! Memorial Day weekend is coming! However, Property owners can begin to prepare their lawn for a scorching summer. Therefore, now is the best time to turn those bad-looking, patchy yards around. A properly
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