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November 30, 2023

Too Much of a Good Thing—Water Wisely

Death by water intake is a real thing. There are documented cases where people have died from drinking too much water, which is called water intoxication, either because of coercion or drug-induced excess thirst. Mama always said that too much of anything, even something good, is bad. And she was right. Drinking too much water…

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November 29, 2023

Too Much of a Good Thing—Water Wisely

Death by water intake is a real thing. There are documented cases where people have died from drinking too much water, which is called water intoxication, either because of coercion or drug-induced excess thirst. Mama always said that too much of anything, even something good, is bad. And she was right. Drinking too much water…

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November 28, 2023

Staying Well through the Holidays: Portions

Most holiday celebrations are centered around food and even though that is something that brings us all together we need to remember our basic nutrition knowledge when enjoying ourselves. This week we will talk about portion sizes. A portion size is the amount of food you choose to eat that could be more or less…

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November 28, 2023

Leaf Lettuce: Planting and Care

There is nothing better than a cozy fire and a beverage of choice on a cold night. Humans have enjoyed it from the bonfires of Samhain, the campfires of our youth, to Burning Man. If you have channeled your inner Paul Bunyan and split a cord of wood, you must now make an important decision…

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November 27, 2023

Leaf Lettuce: Planting and Care

Growing your own leaf lettuce can be a rewarding and tasty experience, but it’s crucial to know the ins and outs of providing the right conditions for a thriving crop. Here’s a concise guide to the optimal growing conditions and care for your leafy greens in the garden: Sunlight: Leaf lettuce thrives in cooler weather and…

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November 27, 2023

Plants at Their Peak: Magical Muhly!

Up close view of the muhly grass inflorescence (flowers and seeds) that provide fall color.Plants at Their Peak: Magical Muhly!   As late autumn arrives, native Muhly grass ( Muhlenbergia capillaris ) takes center stage in Florida landscapes, showcasing its natural beauty and ecological significance. Muhly grass is a true spectacle during this season,…

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November 22, 2023

Foolproof Palm Care: Washington Palm

Growing up to 90 ft. tall, the Washington Palm (Washingtonia robusta) is one of the tallest in the palm family. At this height, it can be visually over-powering in landscapes with single-story buildings, but makes a great addition to landscapes with taller buildings.Planting Site Washingtonias do best in full sun and prefer well-drained soils. In addition to…

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November 22, 2023

Considerations for Starting a Farm

“I’m interested in farming, but I don’t know where to start.” This is a common question, and the typical answer is… plan it out first. When you plant a seed, you don’t just toss it in the soil. You determine what it needs to thrive, gather supplies, determine the correct planting time, and follow…

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November 21, 2023

Stories of Gratitude for the World of Wildlife: The Opossum

This November, we’re celebrating Wildlife Wednesdays with unique stories of gratitude for the animal kingdom. From pollination to pest management, follow along with this month-long blog series each Wednesday to learn why we have much to thank the wild, wacky world of wildlife for. In the previous blog, we explored the connection between turkey vultures and climate…

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