Dwarf baldcypress, dwarf swamp cypress Latin name: Taxodium distichum ‘Peve Minaret’ Plant size: 6-10′ high by 3′ wide in 10 years USDA Hardiness Zones: 5-11 (marginally in Zone 4) Cultural needs: ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis added more than 3,800 acres to SW FL conservation land, part of a 34,595 Wildlife Corridor acres ...

Lake Wales spent nearly $13 million on two downtown projects, the renovation of Park Avenue and the expansion of Market Plaza.

The city installed 120 oak trees, nine bald cypress trees and 23 palm trees ... Avenue and Market Square are no longer construction zones. “It’s a relief,” he said.

Home to wildlife such as bald eagles, gopher tortoises, Florida black bears and swallow-tailed kites, this site also contains historic remnants from Florida’s once-thriving turpentine industry.

The Point at Cape Henlopen, where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, closes from March to September to protect the ...

At the urban refuge, you can once again spot bald eagles, wood ducks ... Tire 150 ARCA Menards Series race on July 18. The Fan Zone's free concerts, driver autograph sessions and games add ...

The bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) is quite an interesting conifer in that it's deciduous and loses its needles in the fall after they turn a warm brown shade. It grows well in zones 4 through 9 ...