The Driftwood neighborhood in St. Petersburg has long been known for its beautiful canopy trees like Pines and Oaks. However, it also wrestles with a host of invasive species, which can pose many problems for the average homeowner and their landscape. This project in particular involved a lot of invasive removal, but included a planting of incredible diversity across the entire property. From coastal zones close to the bayou to more inland gardens around the foundation, this yard is a prime example of the diversity that a native yard can achieve.
Why Sabal Palms Fail: Field Cut vs. Regenerated (And How to Make Both Thrive)
We are talking about one of the most iconic, beautiful, and resilient native plants in our state: the Sabal Palmetto (also...
