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Urban horticulture programs are designed to help residents with environmental and pest control needs. Master Gardeners, Education/Training Specialists, and Extension Agents are always available to assist with landscape and gardening questions.
Programs such as Florida Friendly Landscaping™ teach residents to maintain attractive landscapes while reducing yard waste, pesticide, fertilizer, and water use.
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Florida Master Gardener Volunteers are trained in a broad set of topics including water management, pests, vegetable gardening, turf care, and more.
Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ (FFL) means using low-maintenance plants and environmentally sustainable practices. Learn how you can have a beautiful landscape that could save you time, energy and money while protecting our future.
Florida Master Gardener Volunteers are available to speak to your organization on many different topics of horticulture. Find out more about topics and how to arrange for a speaker.
Florida Master Gardener Volunteers are available to answer your gardening questions five days a week at the Broward County Extension Help Desk.
Urban food production (also known as “urban agriculture”) is broadly defined as growing, processing, and distributing food for the urban market.
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