FYN Principle #4: Mulch
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Read the transcriptUF/IFAS Sites
- Florida Yards & Neighborhoods Program
- Identify Plants in Your Region--Florida Invasive Plant Education Initiative & Curriculum
- Living Green: Landscaping for Wildlife
- Native Aquatic and Wetland Plants in Florida
- Save Florida's Native Bromeliads
- Using Native Plants
- What is It? Plant ID Services--Florida Invasive Plant Education Initiative & Curriculum
UF/IFAS Publications
- 50 Common Native Plants Important in Florida's Ethnobotanical History
- Conserving Water in the Home Landscape
- Enviroscaping
- Florida Guide to Environmental Landscaping
- Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Program Publications
- Go Native
- A Guide to Environmentally Friendly Landscaping: Florida Yards & Neighborhoods Handbook
- Help Protect Florida's Natural Areas from Non-Native Invasive Plants
- Improving Drought Tolerance in Your Florida Lawn
- Landscape Design for Water Conservation
- Landscaping for Wildlife
- Landscaping Backyards for Wildlife: Top Ten Tips for Success
- Low-maintenance Landscape Plants for South Florida
- Managing Your Florida Lawn under Drought Conditions (PDF)
- Native Florida Plants for Home Landscapes
- Native Plants
- Provide for Wildlife
- Using Water Wisely
- Watering Your Florida Lawn
Other Sites
- Attracting Wildlife--UGA
- Backyard Wildlife Habitat--National Wildlife Federation
- Bromeliad Society International
- Florida Landscape--Florida Gulf Coast University
- Florida Wildflowers Growers Cooperative--Wildflower Seed and Plant Growers Association
- Habitat Projects--National Wildlife Federation
- Native Plant Questions and Answers--U.S. National Arboretum
- Native Plants Database--Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
- A Snagging Issue: Tree Snags for Wildlife--National Wildlife Federation
