The Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences are seeking 9 Florida homeowners who want help “flipping” their yard into a Florida-Friendly landscape as part of the Flip My Florida Yard television series.
The FMFY team will work with the selected homeowners to determine how to flip the yard, develop a landscape design and bring it to life. Depending on the size and needs of the landscape, a yard or a portion of the yard could be flipped.
The FMFY show will travel to homes around the state for the ultimate Florida-Friendly makeover, transforming selected yards to help protect and conserve Florida’s natural resources through science-based landscape practices. The landscape designs are based upon the nine principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping: right plant, right place; water efficiently; fertilize appropriately; mulch; attract wildlife; manage yard pests responsibly; recycle yard waste; reduce stormwater runoff; and protect the waterfront.
To learn more or sign up to be considered for season two, visit Want Your Yard Flipped? – Flip My Florida Yard.
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