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Looking for Florida Native Plants Landscaping inspiration? I’m going to walk you through, in this series, how I’m going from an invasive garden to a Florida Native Plants that attract butterflies, have Florida Native edible plants, shade tolerant, and draught tolerant! In this video, I’m going to walk through the Florida Gardening strategy and plan. In the episodes that follow, each Sunday, I will cover one of the plants! I hope you enjoy, as I take this space from BLAH to NATIVE!

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18 Comments

  1. Lauren Rhoads

    Have you planted Maypop? It's a native passion vine it produces fruit and it's a host plant for Zebrah Longwing, Gulf Fritillary, Julia's and Variegated Fritillary

  2. Plant Mama Tatiana

    Really informative video and I love this series idea too! I know it’s good to get rid of the invasive plants but I totally wish I could take them off your hands 😂

  3. Madeline M

    Really looking forward to this series! New to your channel and to FL native gardening. My goals are the same, and I'm on the hunt for videos that discuss mowable, moderate traffic-hardy ground covers (convinced my spouse to replace the grassy lawn in the back yard at least!). I'd love to hear your thoughts on that process if you ever get the time. 🙂

  7. Frances Havey

    Glad to find this and like others, have been searching for how-to specifics. Usually what I get from related organizations is, "Oh, honey — we all make mistakes."

  8. José Pérez

    The "invasive" Tiger Tongue plants are natural air purifiers. They do spread/propagate invasively but they are beneficial. Pot 'em to control 'em and reap the fresher-air fruits.

  9. Susan Hull

    This is exactly what I want to do! We just moved here from Oregon, so I am ready to Florida garden! Let’s do it.

  10. Esther Kissel

    I love you channel. I live in south west of Florida. Which beautyberry is best for my area?
    Thank you for educating us.

  11. Elizabeth Hernandez

    I watched the first 23 seconds and I can relate! I’m looking around everywhere trying to get ideas on how a native landscape will look 😂. I’m excited to see the series!

  13. Shaggy Roussimoff

    I actually work at wilcox nursery in largo and it's honestly so nice to see people planting more natives,if you ever stop in again soon my name is Ryan.

  14. Sean Carter

    Snake plants are nice but just like periwinkles if you plant them outside a planter they will take over.

  15. Sandra Beck

    Snake plant is great in pots, they grow wild otherwise, and the nature center said they are not good for native turtles, that can’t navigate through them. Love your choices. I have hibiscus that want to turn into trees! They make lovely flowers too

  16. Mrs PKitty13

    Ok, my new goal will be what you said the UK guy suggested. Plant a lot and remove some later if it’s too much. I subbed so I can watch this series. Looking forward to it. I’m also trying my best to go native and edible. Quite honestly, I have edibles that are not native, but my end goal is to plant things that are good for us and good for wildlife, with as many native FL plants as possible.

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