Water Conservation, Landscaping Can Go Hand-in-Hand - Could'nt have said it better myself...

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Water Conservation, Landscaping Can Go Hand-in-Hand

Right around the corner is spring when flower buds will be getting ready to burst into color and tender new greens will soon sprout up from the ground.

There is an ongoing trend now to make smarter choices as it pertains to planting and water conservation. In this article the author talks about drought resistant plants and makes recommendations for Florida.

From the Article....

In northern Florida:

* Flowers - Black-eyed Susans, Milkweed, Violets
* Trees - Florida Maple, Eastern Redbud, River Burch
* Shrubs - Carolina Aster, False Rosemary, Hawthorn

In central Florida:
* Flowers - Spotted Horsemint, Tickseed, Rudbeckia
* Trees - Sweet Acacia, Black Mangrove, Gumbo Limbo
* Shrubs - Groundsel Tree, Beautyberry, Century Plant

In southern Florida:
* Flowers - Canna Lily, Amaranth, Pawpaw
* Trees - Wild Cinnamon, Fiddlewood, Marlberry
* Cocoplum, Leather Fern, Jamaica Caper Tree