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Beneficial "Bugs"
Leaf litter is a necessary resources for many beneficial bugs. Learn about these bugs and ways to support them, in our Leave the Leaves fact sheet.
Insects have two main types of life cycle: complete and incomplete metamorphosis. See them in action, in this Insect Life Stages bookmark. (BONUS: Color it while you learn!)Bothersome Pests
Read about some easy ways to manage mosquitoes in the landscape and protect yourself against bothersome bites in our Managing Mosquitoes fact sheet.
Some mosquitoes lay their eggs in the tanks of exotic bromeliads. Our Bromeliad Care to Manage Mosquitoes trifold shares alternatives to bromeliads, and ways to treat bromeliads already in your landscape.Household
When it comes to mold, prevention and early detection are key! Learn about the ins and outs, the dos and don'ts, in this Mold Management fact sheet.Landscape
View Sarasota County Fertilizer and Landscape Maintenance Codes brochure for up-to-date fertilizer ordinances across Sarasota County and its municipalities.
Leaf litter is a necessary resources for many beneficial bugs. Learn about these bugs and ways to support them, in our Leave the Leaves fact sheet.Pets
When it comes to pets, there are many possible hazards in the home. Learn what plants, food, and chemicals may put your pet at risk and how to avoid exposure, in our Protecting Our Pets fact sheet.Professional Applicator Education/Training
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is the sustainable, eco-friendly approach to long-term pest control. Learn about the steps and strategies used in a standard IPM program. with our Integrated Pest Management fact sheet.
The Green Industries Best Management Practices (GI-BMP) program is a required step to apply fertilizers commercially, or "for hire," in the state of Florida. Learn more about the program and our upcoming offerings, with the Green Industries Best Management Practices Training Opportunities fact sheet.Find more publications from our office and programs at/through our main Key Documents page.