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Florida Backyard Gardening Blog. Sunday, January 2, 2011. Pictures From My Backyard Garden. Weve got some lettuce. And, finally.heres some cauliflower. Posted by The BBQ Guy. Sunday, November 21, 2010. If you want to start a backyard vegetable garden and you live in Florida, this website. Is a valuable source of helpful hints, tips, and tricks. The site has a lot of square foot gardening advice and resources for all things gardening. Posted by The BBQ Guy. Monday, February 8, 2010. Posted by The BBQ Guy.CONTENT
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Often in my little travels around the peninsula, I come across people and their stories of snake encounters. One that I hear a lot about are sightings of Copperheads in Florida. Although Florida does have Copperheads, they are restricted to parts of the panhandle. According to t he Florida Museum of Natural History.
A Website Dedicated to the Identification of Florida Snakes. Out of the 50 species only 6 are v. So that would leave 44 species and subspecies that are non-venomous and harmless, unless you break your leg or neck trying to get away from one.
Featuring Florida Spiders From My Backyard and Throughout the State. Experts say only about 20 species live in or around our homes. They eat all kinds of insects and other creepy crawly things as well.
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