
This no-yawn lawn features a medley of native wildflowers, pine straw mulch, a sweet acacia tree and birdbath. Lots to see and enjoy, nothing to irrigate or mow. Compare to the boring turfgrass-dominated yard next door. Save water, energy, time, and money. Go native now.
Links
- Aquatic & Invasive Plants
- Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
- FL County Extension Offices
- FL Dept Agriculture & Cons Services
- Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council
- Florida Landscape Architects
- Florida Native Plant Society
- Florida Natural Areas Inventory
- Florida Nursery Growers Landscape
- Florida Wildflower Foundation
- Florida Wildflowers Photos
- Institute for Regional Conservation
- Listed Florida Plants (Fed.)
- Listed Florida Plants (State)
- Restoration Hort Program UF
- Society for Ecological Restoration
- Tampa Bay Wholesale Growers
- UF Institute of Food & Agri Sciences
- Wildflower Seed Growers Co-op
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