The UF IFAS Extension Bookstore is filled with reading information about the outdoors and believes books have a lot to offer that you...
It turns out you don't have to get your hands dirty when you're gardening if you're growing this plant. This is an easy plant...
A local company believes soup can lead to a healthier lifestyle.
Vanilla isn't grown commercially in Florida yet, but a UF IFAS scientist and his team are trying to introduce the crop to south FL farmers.
Strawberry u-picks are a fun way to enjoy the fruits of your labor for most of us, but strawberry picking isn't for...
Cooking healthy takes a lot of time, but there's plenty of healthy local produce you can eat right from the store. In this week's What's Growing On,...
Dozens of food and drink vendors will be serving up locally inspired food on Thursday night for Flavors...
Last year's sale was so popular they sold all of their coleus plants in 3 hours (and they had 1000s).
Large tree canopies add value to your home and plenty of shade, but an unhealthy tree can come crashing down during a storm. Here’s how to...
Organic Gardening is hard and so is studying for finals, but one group at Santa Fe College are making the time to do both!
Here's a few tips on baking with produce in season this month here in North Central Florida.
In this month's You Grow It, I'll Cook It, Stefanie Samara Hamblen from Hogtown Homegrown sautes cauliflower two ways – Venetian spices and Moroccan...
When you think of butterflies, the first to come to mind is probably the Monarch, but there's a lot that researchers...
Come along for a tour of the gardens outside of Fifield Hall. The spot is used as an outdoor classroom for the Environmental Horticulture Department and an oasis...
Disappointed that you can’t grow colorful tropical plants in North Central Florida? Maybe you just didn’t have...
Learn a simple trick to keep your cut flowers colorful and happy for a little bit longer.
TV20s Alex Calamia takes us shopping for some houseplants in this week's What's Growing On
People want to know what they're putting in their mouths. A Gainesville company wants pets to enjoy treats without pet owners worrying about what's inside of them.
