Living in Cape Coral … coming from the Northeast, I had a big learning curve when I moved here ... gardening would never be the same. My garden was a blank canvas, but I would dream and wake up with plans. I achieved a wonderful butterfly garden, originally by accident, and every year I add ...
Sometimes it is hard to believe that one year has passed since Ian roared through Southwest Florida. We see constant reminders of the devastation; empty spaces on our beautiful beaches where buildings once stood, blue tarps on many of our roofs, and damaged trees and shrubs in our landscapes. ...
On an almost daily basis we continue to see national media reports about the generally slowing number of sales in the real estate market, typically followed by comments that sales prices are remaining high because of a lack of both new and existing home inventory throughout the country. ...
Dear Mr. Feichthaler: My partner and I have been together for over 20 years, and we have a great relationship. He has never wanted to speak about what would happen to me if he passed away, so we don’t have any plan. Now that we are older, I think the time has come. I wasn’t sure if ...
A funny thing occurred in August and into early September, even before the euphoric celebrations by many economic experts, media pundits and market analysts had come to an end. In case you have not been paying attention, there has been a big celebration of what these experts believed was the ...
The coontie bush is a cycad, the type of plant that was prolific during the age of dinosaurs, 325 million years ago. As the only native cycad found in North America, it is native to south Florida and endangered. It has long stems that come from the base of the plant with short pointed ...
