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‘Vine that ate the South’: An invasive Florida weed poses a huge threat. Here’s where it came from
As a result, it’s not uncommon to see these plants engulf ... “The vine that ate the South.” Kudzu vines overtake a field near Lamont in Jefferson County (Florida State Library and Archives ...
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Drought hits South Florida. Here’s what the forecast looks like.
The South Florida Water Management District’s analysis of rain thus far in 2025 shows that Broward County’s metro area has only had 1.06 inches of rain this year to date. That’s 73% less ...
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Mangos, mangosteen and beyond: The hidden rare fruits growing in South Florida's backyards
The fact that it was able to produce multiple fruits is a telltale sign that temperatures in South Florida are on the rise. The ability to grow plants in certain temperatures is measured in the ...
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Weeds are springing to life in your yard. Here's how to kill them.
Many early spring weeds are easy to pull up ... with the Duval County Extension Service and the University of Florida/IFAS. For gardening questions, call the Duval County Extension Office at ...
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‘Vine that ate the South’: This invasive weed is a threat to Florida. Here’s why
The "Ginger Ale Spring" is located in the woods in Longwood. County officials have warned locals to stay away, however. This ‘Ginger Ale Spring’ is hidden in the trees near I-4. Here’s why ...