As the weather warms and the days grow longer, March marks the start of outdoor entertaining season in Florida. Comfortable temperatures and sunny afternoons make it the perfect time to gather friends and family for
The first day of spring on March 20 marks the beginning of a new season filled with longer days, warmer temperatures, and fresh growth in gardens and landscapes. In Florida, spring is one of the
March 19 is National Backyard Day, a celebration of one of the most versatile and enjoyable spaces in any home. The backyard is where families gather, children play, pets run freely, and homeowners relax after
March 18 is Global Recycling Day, an international initiative that encourages individuals, businesses, and communities to recognize the importance of recycling and protecting our planet’s natural resources. While recycling is often associated with sorting household
March 17 brings the festive spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, a holiday known for its bright green colors, Irish traditions, and cheerful celebrations. While parades and public events are popular ways to mark the occasion,
March 12 is National Plant a Flower Day, a perfect reminder to welcome the beauty of spring by adding color and life to your yard. In Florida, early spring offers ideal conditions for planting flowers,
As spring arrives in Florida, we start preparing for the summer storm season. While hurricane season officially begins in June, our rainy season begins a bit earlier in May, with strong winds, heavy rain, and
March is National Athletic Training Month, a time to recognize the professionals who help athletes stay healthy, prevent injuries, and perform at their best. While athletic trainers play a critical role in schools, sports teams,
March 2 is National Old Stuff Day, a lighthearted holiday that encourages people to stop procrastinating and finally deal with the “old stuff” they’ve been putting off—whether it’s cleaning out a closet, organizing the garage,
March 1–7 is National Lawnmower Maintenance Week, a reminder for homeowners to prepare their lawn equipment for the busy spring and summer mowing season. In Florida, grass grows quickly once temperatures rise, so making sure