Pink poppy 5-27-23 yard update

Taking a tour of my Florida home in late May. The subjects below are discussed in various degrees of detail. Ask any questions and I will further extrapolate.

My landscaping project started 9 years ago. It's truly a labor of love including several thousand hours of my own labor as well as a ton of help and support of many superior local vendors and suppliers. One of my main goals was to create a "relatively low maintenance" as well as balanced, beautiful property.

North Central Florida has it's own "horticultural blueprint" with a combination of tropical, subtropical and hints of characteristics as far north as the Carolinas. The topics of discussion include the subjects listed below. Please ask any questions.


Azaleas
Carolina Sapphire cypress trees
Magnolia trees
Myrtle oak
Live Oak
Weeping Yaupon trees
Camelia
Spanish Bayonet palms
unusual Natural Palmetto Palm grove 12 feet high
Indian Hawthorne bushes
Ligustrum
Boxwoods
New Blueberry bushes in sunny, EZ drain, acidic soil
Flax lilies
Lilly of the Nile plants
Tea Olive bushes
Red tip photinia
Bluebird houses
Penta flowers
Dahlia flowers
Birdfeeders with sunflower seed and high energy suet plus cakes
Bird baths
Sundial
Bermuda and Bajia grass
Holly Trees with berries
Bees, butterflies and humming birds
Concrete bed curbing by Citrus Curb
Tree service by JLH including world class expert arborists
River rock for beauty, bed drainage and stability
Erosion elimination tricks from heavy Florida rain
Outdoor back "bird room ground and moon lighting"

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