The town is expanding its requirement that property owners use eco-friendly native plants as part of their landscape designs. Under a measure approved by the Town Council last week, at
A Local resident faces big fines for taking down an historic specimen tree without town permission. Its called a Lancepod Tree, a legally protected tree, and the only one of
The Ainslies and the Maguires decided on a Florida Friendly option, the Califillum, to replace their shared ficus hedge. But there are a number of native Florida plants that also
Now an ‘Our Gardens’ story about a mutual landscaping concern that could become the model for the future of ridding Palm Beach of a prolific and controversial plant that invades
A tribute to the majestic Kapok Tree along the bike path next to the Flagler Museum. Return to Newsletter
In keeping with the Town of Palm Beach Green Initiative, much of the landscaping surrounding the new Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center will be native plants and trees, requiring
This week on Our Gardens: Join us for the inaugural installment of “Our Gardens”; a series chronicling the many diverse gardens and innovative gardeners found here on the Island of
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