Ask IFAS: Plants

Organisms

Plants

Narrower Topics

4-H Plant Sciences

Annuals (landscape plants)

Aquatic and Wetland Plants

Bedding Plants

Choosing Plants

Cold Protection and Chilling Damage of Landscape Plants

Dune Restoration Plants

Flowering Plants

Forest Plants

Garden Plant Care

Greenhouse Production

Groundcovers

Plants that are low-growing, form a dense mat of foliage, and spread easily by stolons, runners or rhizomes. [NALT]

Herbaceous perennials

House Plants

Hummingbird Plants and Trees

Interiorscape Nursery Production

Interiorscape Plants

Invasive Landscape Plants and Trees

Invasive Plants

Landscape Plant Selection -- North Florida

Landscape Plant Selection -- South Florida

Landscape Plants

Landscape Plants Central

Lawn, Landscape and Ornamental Plants Pest Management

Lawn, Landscape, and Garden Plant Diseases

Lawns and Landscapes (including Ornamental Plants)

Native Aquatic and Wetland Plants

Native Florida Annuals

Native Florida Plants

Native Plant Production

Nursery and Ornamental Plant Diseases

Nutrient Deficiencies (Landscape Plants)

Nutrient management is the science and practice directed to link soil, crop, weather, and hydrologic factors with cultural, irrigation, and soil and water conservation practices to achieve optimal nutrient use efficiency, crop yields, crop quality, and economic returns, while reducing off-site transport of nutrients (fertilizer) that may impact the environment.