Trees
Narrower Topics
Related Topics: Forest Management, Insects, Pests, Trees
Related Topics: Forest Management, Pest Management, Trees
Related Topics: Pines
Related Topics: Forest Resources, Trees, Varieties
Related Topics: Hummingbirds, Plant Selection Guides, Plants, Trees
Related Topics: Trees
Related Topics: Lawn and Garden: Plants, Trees
Related Topics: Central Florida, Trees
Related Topics: North Florida, Trees
Related Topics: South Florida Lawn and Garden, Trees
Related Topics: Central Florida, Trees
Related Topics: North Florida, Trees
Related Topics: South Florida Lawn and Garden, Trees
Related Topics: Trees
Mangroves
Tropical trees, or deciduous conifers, or shrubs which produce many prop roots and grow in swamps, coastal saline or brackish water.
Related Topics: Native Plants, Trees
Related Topics: Persimmons, Trees
Related Topics: Lawn and Garden Care, Trees
Related Topics: Lawn and Garden Care, Trees
Related Topics: Trees
Related Topics: Hurricanes, Trees
Publications
Related IFAS Blog Posts
City Tree Planting Project & Florida-Friendly Landscaping Class
Alicia LambornJuly 2nd, 2024The City of Macclenny has recently adopted a Sustainable Tree Planting Initiative for the trees planted in city right-of-ways. The tree planting project is aimed at replacing invasive tree species to increase biodiversity, improve air and water quality, and foster a healthier and more sustainable environment in the most urban area of our community. This […]
The International Society of Arboriculture Turns 100!
Donna Corbelli CastroJuly 2nd, 2024ISA is born. In 1924 members of the Connecticut Tree Protective Association convened a meeting that would plant the seed for an organization that revolutionized the tree care industry. It was this gathering that became the first of 100 annual conferences that evolved into today’s International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). The organization has its roots […]
Don’t Forget to Take the Landscape Stakes Off Your Tropical Fruit Trees!
Jessica M. RyalsJune 12th, 2024Rainy season is almost here, and it’s a great time start planting tropical fruit trees. The consistent rain can help minimize the transplant shock that new trees experience and you may even be able to use less water to get your tree established, as long as the rain/irrigation applied is fairly consistent for those critical […]