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    • October 2021

    October 2021 Episodes

    Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ in a Minute
    Episode Archive 

    Click the episode titles below for audio, transcripts and more information on each topic.

    Preventing Erosion
    Hand Watering
    Palm Tree Pruning
    Rain Gauges
    Bird Feeders
    Conserving Water
    What Is FFL?
    FFL Principle #1 – Right Plant Right Place
    FFL Principle #2 – Water Efficiently
    FFL Principle #3 – Fertilize Appropriately
    FFL Principle #4 – Mulch
    FFL Principle #5 – Attract Wildlife
    FFL Principle #6 – Manage Yard Pests Responsibly
    FFL Principle #7 – Recycle Yard Waste
    FFL Principle #8 – Reduce Stormwater Runoff
    FFL Principle #9 – Protect the Waterfront
    Muhly Grass
    Wildlife Corridors
    Soil pH and Nutrient Availability
    Saw Palmetto
    Sasanqua Camellias

    October 2020 Episodes

    • Preventing Erosion
    • Hand Watering
    • Palm Tree Pruning
    • Rain Gauges
    • Bird Feeders
    • Conserving Water
    • What Is FFL?
    • FFL Principle #1 – Right Plant Right Place
    • FFL Principle #2 – Water Efficiently
    • FFL Principle #3 – Fertilize Appropriately
    • FFL Principle #4 – Mulch
    • FFL Principle #5 – Attract Wildlife
    • FFL Principle #6 – Manage Yard Pests Responsibly
    • FFL Principle #7 – Recycle Yard Waste
    • FFL Principle #8 – Reduce Stormwater Runoff
    • FFL Principle #9 – Protect the Waterfront
    • Muhly Grass
    • Wildlife Corridors
    • Soil pH and Nutrient Availability
    • Saw Palmetto
    • Sasanqua Camellias

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    • October 2021
      • Preventing Erosion
      • Hand Watering
      • Palm Tree Pruning
      • Rain Gauges
      • Bird Feeders
      • Conserving Water
      • What Is FFL?
      • FFL Principle #1 – Right Plant Right Place
      • FFL Principle #2 – Water Efficiently
      • FFL Principle #3 – Fertilize Appropriately
      • FFL Principle #4 – Mulch
      • FFL Principle #5 – Attract Wildlife
      • FFL Principle #6 – Manage Yard Pests Responsibly
      • FFL Principle #7 – Recycle Yard Waste
      • FFL Principle #8 – Reduce Stormwater Runoff
      • FFL Principle #9 – Protect the Waterfront
      • Muhly Grass
      • Wildlife Corridors
      • Soil pH and Nutrient Availability
      • Saw Palmetto
      • Sasanqua Camellias
    • November 2021
    • December 2021
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