Landscaping Under the Son

01/27/2025

Amy Amy Phillips Keel with Got SCHWAG? Promotional Marketing, LLC is hooking us up with some new stuff!!

12/26/2023

If you are being contacted through this business about purchasing a dog, or sending money for one,
DO NOT DO IT!!
I do not sell dogs!
Someone is using my business name as a front!!!

10/12/2021

Would you like pavers on your dirt path? We can help! Leave us a voicemail at 352-216-1659

08/30/2021

Almost there...

What do you think we're missing? What details would you add in your back yard?

08/19/2021

Sometimes it gets worse before it gets better...

06/28/2021

Yeah, the rain slowed us down a bit but we're so happy to have phase three of this garden planted out! Who would be interested in a walk-through video of this one-of-a-kind edible/pollinator friendly/walking prayer garden?

06/15/2021

If this rain would let up we'd be happy to plant this blank canvas! How would you fill your personal prayer path garden?

05/13/2021

WHAT IS CULANTRO?

Due to the warmer weather your cilantro has likely flowered and gone to seed. The seed is known as coriander and can be harvested for culinary use as well. Cilantro is a cool season herb so the delicate leaves of this plant are finished for this season. However, CULANTRO is a savory alternative to cilantro because it loves growing in the summer heat. It is a member of the same plant family and has a similar taste to cilantro, but it does have a stronger flavor. It can be used in place of cilantro and can be harvested at anytime. Remove the outer leaves and leave the youngest part of the plant to continue to mature. Old leaves can be tough but still can be used if chopped finely. It does not store well so it is best to harvest what you need just before using it.

CULANTRO is a tropical perennial herb. It is also very different in appearance from cilantro. It has long, slender leaves that are not as tender as cilantro, which is why it survives the summer heat. The leaf margins are serrated, giving the plant its nickname “saw leaf herb”. It is usually planted from seed, but be patient because germination can take up to 3 weeks. It can be grown in a container or in the ground. Culantro likes moist but well-drained soil and does best in shady areas. It too will eventually bolt and produce pretty cream colored flowers, and then go to seed. Besides being a flavorful herb, culantro may even attract beneficial insects such as ladybugs and green lacewings. What a bonus!

https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/edibles/vegetables/culantro.html?utm_source=July+2019+Neighborhood+Gardener&utm_campaign=Neighborhood+Gardener+July+2019&utm_medium=email

05/05/2021

We stopped by a favorite client this week and we're so impressed by how her landscape has filled in. A well-designed landscape gets better with time so let's start today! Give us a call at 352-216-1659

04/14/2021

Open for business! What's your dream backyard escape?

04/13/2021

Do you like fireflies??
🔥🪰🔥🪰🔥🪰🔥🪰🔥🪰
Create a habitat for them!!

03/27/2021

Look who got a shout out in the magazine!!
Thanks Ocala Style!!

Humans have been gathering around fires for comfort and camaraderie for thousands of years. However, basic stone circles, clay chimineas and portable fire rings are giving way to permanently constructed fire pits which are integrated into outdoor living spaces designed for family fun.

“People are trying to create spaces where they can go outside, have a fire…places that can help bring us peace and joy,” notes Jason Richards, owner of Landscaping Under the Son. Get some helpful insight on how to create your outdoor dream space here: https://bit.ly/38T5wPo

🖊: Lisa McGinnes & Nick Steele

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