How to grow a mulberry tree in Florida

Are you considering growing a berry in your yard but are stuck on which one? Look no further – Mulberry is the berry that your garden needs.

Mulberry is a delicious fruiting tree that produces black berries that taste sweet to the palate. The Mulberry is part of the Moraceae plant family, which is also family to the tasty jackfruit, fig, and breadfruit – no wonder this fruit is delicious!

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Mulberry Tree Care Guide

Common names	Mulberry
Scientific name	Morus nigra (Black mulberry), Morus rubra (Red mulberry), Morus alba (White mulberry)
Months of mulberry harvest in Florida	Late March / Early April through November
Sun requirements for mulberries	Full sun to partial shade
Water requirements for mulberries	Water once to twice a week during the growing and fruiting season. Water should increase as the mulberry tree is flowering and fruiting.
Soil requirements for mulberries	Well-drained, loamy, nutrient-rich soil. Sandy soil works just fine.
Fertilizer schedule for mulberries	Mulberry trees should be fertilized 2 to 3 times per year. Osmocote + 15-9-12 is our recommended fertilizer for mulberries.
Mulberry pests	Mealybugs, root-knot nematodes, whiteflies
Mulberry diseases	Canker, Powdery Mildew, Root-Rot

Where Should I Plant My Mulberry Tree?

If you plan on growing this fruit tree in Florida, select an area where it will receive plenty of sunlight.

The mulberry plant is also found growing in the wild under the shade of taller trees – so ideally, it could still grow in part shade.

A tip for home gardeners growing Mulberry is taking into account that when the berry falls off when ripe, it can stain your driveways, sidewalks, concrete, etc. Planting the Mulberry away from concrete surfaces is better to decrease staining.

You can order the Mulberry plant perfect for your garden or patio here. Mulberry can grow well in the hardy zones 7-9 or indoors with sufficient lighting and heat.

Which parts of Florida can mulberry trees grow in?

Mulberry trees can grow and produce fruit in North, Central, and South Florida.

What Type Of Soils Do Mulberry Like?

Mulberry trees prefer deep, moist soils but can tolerate many soils in Florida, such as ordinary sand soil. Mulberries also adapt well to native soils.

The Types of Mulberry Available

There are 150 varieties of Mulberry, but only about ten have grown in popularity for use in the garden.

Three types of Mulberry are widely grown across the United States and Florida, are the Red Mulberry (Morus rubra), White Mulberry (Morus alba), and Black mulberry (Morus nigra).

Mulberry varieties you can get in Florida

In Florida, the varieties of mulberries available at nurseries are

• ‘Pakistan’
• ‘Dwarf Thai Mulberry’
• ‘Dwarf everbearing mulberry.’
• ‘Tice’
• ‘Himalayan’
• ‘Australian green’
• ‘World best mulberry.’
• ‘Shangri-La’

How Does Mulberry Grow?

Mulberry trees grow very fast. You will notice plenty of new growth throughout the spring and late summer. Also, berries with fruit will be in season to harvest during the spring, summer, fall, and possibly late winter.

The mulberry fruit will start growing green, turning bright red, and finally, it will ripen to a black and purple color – looking just like a skinny blackberry.

Planting one black variety mulberry (Morus nigra) in a Florida fruit forest is recommended as it fits the Florida garden well. Mulberry trees are excellent fruit producers at any size and have reliable productivity. These mulberry trees also tend to have a bush-like formation.

It would help if you pruned your Mulberry to keep the desired shape. If not, the mulberry tree can grow up to 30 to 70 feet high, depending on the species. The Mulberry tends to spread its branches to form a crown.

Does the Mulberry Tree Grow Fast?

Yes, the Mulberry tree is a very fast-growing tree. In Florida, we notice a growth in our Mulberries all year (slowed during winter). If you plant a mulberry plant, keep this in mind to ensure it gets the best planting spot it can receive.

Can I grow a Mulberry tree in a pot?

Yes, mulberry trees grow excellently in a pot. Make sure to provide adequate drainage. Growing Mulberry in a pot allows you to move it and keep it to a chosen size.

Add soil amendments to your pot, such as compost and worm castings, to give your mulberry trees the nutrition they need to thrive in a planter.

Mulberry tree transplant is relatively easy – your plant might look stressed once planted in the ground, but your Mulberry should be fine with enough water days following the transplant.

What is Mulberry used for?

According to the University of Florida, Mulberry has been used in early human civilizations as early as the 1500s. Native Americans would store these berries and preserve them for use in jams and dyes as they produced an abundance in nature. In today’s society, Mulberries are used for jams, pies, jellies, marmalades, icecreams, and juices. Mulberry tree wood is sometimes used in the production of fence posts.

Are Dogs And Cats Allowed To Eat Mulberries?

Dogs and cats can consume mulberries if they like, although highly unlikely they will enjoy the taste. However, you might find other outdoor animals sharing your mulberry plant with you, such as raccoons, birds, and insects.

Are Mulberries Safe For Children To Eat?

Mulberries are safe for children to eat. Ensure they are fully ripened to avoid any bitterness. Also, before you consume any fruit harvests, it is highly advised to wash your produce thoroughly to ensure any insects or outdoor material has washed off.

Make sure to supervise your children eating Mulberries as they are small and can be a choking hazard if not chewed properly.

Which is the best mulberry variety to grow?

The best mulberry variety to grow are the ‘Thai dwarf’ and ‘Pakistan’ Mulberry.

These two are the best mulberry varieties to grow in Florida because they produce many fruits per tree and can produce multiple times per season.

The Pakistan mulberry trees produce mulberries that are long and slender. This mulberry cultivar is also very sweet and is a reliable producer in Florida.

The Thai dwarf overbearing mulberry trees produce mulberries slightly smaller in length than the variety ‘Pakistan’ but make thousands of sweet mulberries at a dwarf height.

The Thai dwarf overbearing Mulberry is not to be confused with the familiar ‘Everbearing mulberry’ sold at Home Depot or Lowes throughout Florida.

What is the best way to clone mulberry trees?

The best way to clone or propagate mulberry trees is air layering, or marcotting, and by rooting cuttings.

It is recommended to take cuttings in the dormancy season to root mulberry cuttings. Using a rooting hormone can increase the chances of cutting rooting.

How to root mulberry tree cuttings

Cut small branches about 10 to 20 millimeters thick and stick the cuttings in either water or a medium such as peat moss or perlite.

How to air layer a mulberry tree

To air layer a mulberry tree, you will need peat moss or coconut coir, a plastic bag, pliers, tin foil, and strips of plastic or rubber to tie with.

1. Select a branch that is about 10 – 20 millimeters thick or more.
2. With the pliers, lightly scrape and damage the cambium layer of the mulberry branch selected.
3. Prepare the moist peat moss or coconut coir and stuff the plastic bag about halfway with the moist coconut coir. Seal the plastic bag.
4. Cut a small incision on the plastic bag about the same length as the cut you made on the mulberry branch.
5. Wrap the plastic bag with the moist substrate around the damaged cambium and ensure that the peat moss touches the mulberry branch’s damaged part. This is the area where roots will grow roots.
6. Tie the bag and secure it to the branch as necessary.
7. Poke two or more tiny holes in the plastic bag so the roots don’t rot. But ensure not to cut too big of holes as you want the roots to constantly stay moist. Coconut coir or peat moss as a substrate holds lots of water, so it’s hard to dry out.
8. Add tin foil around the air layer to ensure sunlight does not directly dry out the soil. Tin foil will also protect the forming roots of the mulberry as they will be sensitive to direct sunlight.

When is Mulberry season in Florida?

Mulberry season starts at the beginning of April, and the season can extend until November in Florida.

Mulberry trees are known for producing multiple crops a year – sometimes up to 3 crops (or more)! Also, many gardeners have found a method to force the mulberry tree to produce fruits even in the off-season.

By pruning your mulberry tree after each harvest, you can make your mulberry tree push out another set of flowers and produce another crop.

Questions about growing Mulberry trees

My Mulberry tree won’t produce fruit

If your mulberry tree is not producing fruit, this is what you need to do.

1. Trim about 35-50% of your mulberry tree branches’ limbs, as the Mulberry requires hard pruning to send it into production mode.
2. Observe the Mulberry, as it will show new growth with flower buds.

If your mulberry tree still does not produce fruit, it could be an issue with the soil, such as nematodes, with is a common issue for mulberry trees growing in the ground in Florida.

Which mulberry variety is the most productive?

The most productive mulberry variety in Florida that is a consistent producer is the ‘Thai dwarf’ mulberry. The Thai dwarf mulberry tree produces large-sized, sweet, juicy mulberries that first ripen at the beginning of April.

Will Mulberry grow in sandy soils?

Mulberry will grow fine in sandy soils. They are great adapters to the climate and can thrive with additional amendments on the top of the sand, such as mulch, worm castings, compost, and slow-release granular fertilizers.

Are mulberry trees resistant to nematodes?

Mulberry trees in Florida may suffer from nematodes attacking the roots. There are attempts to create a nematode-resistant rootstock in Florida in 2022.

Can I grow mulberry trees in Florida, or will nematodes kill them?

In Florida, many mulberry trees thrive and produce a significant amount of fruit year after year. Site selection is key to where to plant your Mulberry. It is best to plant mulberries in the richest, nutrient-dense part of your property to ensure that the mulberry trees get the best chance to grow.

Do mulberry trees need full sun to grow?

Mulberry trees produce best in full sun but will still produce fruits in part shade as well. In their native environment, mulberry trees grow under larger canopy plants.

Which nursery can I order a mulberry tree from?

You can order mulberry trees from many nurseries, including amazon.

What fertilizer should I use for my mulberry tree?

Osmocote + 15-9-12 Slow-release granular fertilizer is the best fertilizer for mulberry trees. This fertilizer releases the right amount of nutrients, feeds your mulberry tree over a 3-4 month period, and keeps them healthy and producing.

What tropical fruit trees grow the best in Florida?

Avocados, Papayas, Figs, Star fruit, Sugar Apple, Atemoyas, Cherilatas, Peaches, Mulberries, Pomegranate, Coconut, Mangos, Lychee, Longan, Jackfruit, Citrus, Dragon Fruit Cactus, Soursop, Guava, Bananas all grow very well in Florida.

What is Florida like for growing tropical fruit?

Florida’s climate is unique, and because of it, it can grow a wide variety of fruit trees.

Florida is considered a subtropical climate. The Nothern parts of Florida are much colder during the winter months (December through Early March).

South Florida experiences warmer temperatures and receives more rainfall than North Florida.

Location is essential in Florida when growing fruit trees long-term.

Both North and South Florida have different climates, and some fruit trees like breadfruit, mamey sapote, jackfruit, and longan may be challenging to grow in the northern parts of Florida while being easy to grow in South Florida.

Fruit Trees That Grow The Best In Florida

Papaya Trees in Florida

Papaya is a fast-growing Florida-friendly fruiting plant with an exotic appearance and tasty fruit.

Its taste is delightful, like honey, and has the texture of a cantaloupe.

The Papaya fruit plant is an easy and rewarding tree due to its fast-paced growth, tasty fruit, and tropical appearance.

In Florida, it is vital to provide these plants with plenty of water, sun, and nutrients. Papayas are heavy feeders and need nutrients to thrive properly.

For papayas to stay consistently fed all year and produce fruits, a fertilizer such as Osmcote plus 15-9-12 is recommended.

For more information on Which fertilizers to use for tropical fruit trees in Florida, read here.

Papayas grow well in South Florida and Central Florida but may struggle with the colder temperatures in Northern Florida. Papaya plants that freeze in northern Florida typically bounce back in March.

Papayas are large plants and can reach about 8-15 feet tall while producing for about four years on average. After a few years of making papayas, the plant’s fruit production begins to decline.

The papaya tree can come in three sexes, Male, Female, or bisexual (male & female). When the female plant bears the flower, she needs a male pollinator, so planting more than one Papaya is recommended.

If you purchase Papaya from a nursery, they will likely provide you with a bisexual Papaya capable of pollinating itself. Therefore only one plant will be necessary. 

If you are looking to order a papaya tree online, you can order one here.

Avocado Trees In Florida

Avocados love the warm Florida weather. It grows fast in north, central, and south Florida. 

The avocado tree can grow huge – up to 60 feet tall, depending on which type of Avocado you plant and whether you keep the tree pruned.

Avocado varieties in Florida

Some Florida avocados are

• Bermicker
• Brogdon
• Choquette
• Day
• Hall
• Hass
• Lula
• Marcus Pumpkin
• Mexicola
• Monroe
• Pollack
• Russell
• Simmond
• Winter

Which avocado grows best in North Florida?

Suppose you are planting an avocado in Northern Florida or a colder climate. In that case, we recommend a variety that can withstand colder temperatures up to 20 to 30F, such as ‘Brogdon,’ ‘Choquette,’ ‘Day,’ ‘Mexicola,’ and ‘Winter’ cultivars have a much higher cold tolerance than others.

Prune avocado trees often because of their ability to grow tall and large.

You can order winter hardy avocado or regular avocado trees here that ship right to your doorstep.

Carambola (Star Fruit) Trees In Florida

Carambola, or star fruit, is a sweet fruit grown in Florida. When cut into slices, its starlike appearance is called ‘Star fruit.’

The carambola tree can be a large tree reaching from 22 – 33 feet at its final height.

The carambola tree loves warm weather. Growing starfruit in central and south Florida is no problem – but northern Florida growers will need to protect this tree come winter.

The best temperature to grow Carambola (star fruit) in Florida is 68-95 F. Temperatures as low as 27-29 F are enough to kill a young Carambola tree. So growing it up north would require a heating element for the colder months.

Some popular varieties of Carambola grown in Florida are the Arkin, Fwang Tung, Kajang, Kary, Lara, and Sri Kembangan.

Star Fruit is delicious, nutritious, and recommended in every Florida food garden.

If you are looking to order a star fruit tree to your home, I recommend this online nursery.

Sugar Apple (Annona squamosa) Trees In Florida

The sugar apple is a tropical fruit tree that bears a delicious creamy custard-tasting fruit with a taste similar to soursop. 

It grows well in warm climates but struggles in colder temperatures – often losing all of its leaves during winter.

The sugar apple tree can grow up to 15 to 20 feet and spread out. Proper pruning is encouraged in Florida to keep a productive and healthy sugar apple tree.

The sugar apple flowers emerge mid to late spring as trees flourish in new vegetative growth.

In Florida, two types of sugar apples are generally sold in nurseries. The more common green sugar apple is the Thai Lessard and the Na Dai Vietnamese sugar apple. A red sugar apple variety Kampong Mauve can also be purchased.

Optimal growing temperatures for sugar apple or Annona squamosa in Florida range from 73 to 94 F. Sugar apple trees can face death if temperatures reach below 30 – 32 F.

For more information on How to grow sugar apple trees in Florida, check out this article.

The fruit of the sugar apple is round, oval, or heart-shaped and has many seeds.

You can order sugar apple trees online here.

Peach Trees In Florida

Peaches, up until recently, were very difficult due to needing a certain amount of chill hours to produce fruit. 

Typically peaches will grow better in northern parts of Florida, such as Tallahassee. 

Still, newer varieties have recently made their way to southern Florida gardens that are adapted to warmer environments – requiring much fewer chill hours.

It is essential to select a variety of peaches with low chill hours, such as 

• Florida Crest
• Florida Dawn
•  Florida Glo
•  Florida Prince
• Sunbest 
• UF Gem 
• UF Sun 
• UF 2000 
• UF Best 
• UF Gold

 They are all common Floridan varieties that need low chill hours.

What are chill hours for fruit trees?

Chill hours are the number of hours during the night when it gets cold. Peaches need a certain amount of those cold night hours between 32 F – 45 F for their fruit to become perfect.

Here are the chill hours required for some of the Floridan variety peaches

• UF Best: 100 chill hours
•  Florda Grande: 100 chill hours
•  UF Gem: 175 chill hours
•  Florida Crest: 350 chill hours
•  Floridaglo: 150 chill hours
•  Florida Prince: 150 chill hours
•  UF Gold: 200 chill hours
•  UF 2000: 300 chill hours

Mulberry Trees In Florida

The mulberry tree in Florida produces a ripe fruit that has a similar appearance to a blackberry. 

The berry starts off green on the tree, then turns to a red color, then finally black once ripe.

Native Florida Mulberry is red/black, but another variety that is grown in Florida is also a white variety.

The mulberry tree thrives in the sandy soils of Florida, making it an excellent choice to include in your garden.

Did you know the mulberry plant family (Moraceae) is in the same family as figs, jackfruit, and breadfruit?

This fruit tree produces plenty of berries for the whole family.

The ‘Everbearing mulberry’ trees can be ordered online here.

Pomegranate Trees In Florida

The pomegranate in Florida can be somewhat tricky to grow. Due to Florida’s tropical climate. 

The pomegranate fruit prefers a Mediterranean climate over a tropical one – but still can grow in Florida.

A Vietnamese tropical variety of pomegranate in Florida is known to produce fruit prolifically. It is known as the ‘Vietnamese pomegranate.’

The pomegranate tree is a bushy, often thorny shrub with dark green skinny leaves that cover its branches. Trimming the tree to maintain it at your desired height is recommended. 

Pomegranate trees also produce suckers around the crown or base or the trunk. Commercial growers remove the suckers to allow maximum growth of the pomegranate.

Its flowers are considered ornamental as they produce a beautiful orange-red flower. The flowers of a pomegranate are usually self-pollinated.

Coconut Palm Trees In Florida

Growing a coconut tree in Florida can be very rewarding. In Florida, coconut trees grow excellently and are widespread throughout the tropics.

The coconut palm is an essential palm tree and has thousands of uses worldwide.

Every part of the coconut palm can be utilized. In Florida, coconut palms are used as ornamental landscape trees and are grown for their sweet coconut water and meat.

Its most important feature is the fruit – which is loved for its water and flesh.

The coconut palm tree starts producing fruit 6 – 10 years after the seed germinates and reaches its full production at 15- 20 years of age. It usually produces around 50-200 coconut fruit per tree.

The Malayan Dwarf Palm and the hybrid Maypan Palm have been widely grown in Florida because of their reported resistance to LY, a fatal disease of coconut palms in Florida and parts of the Caribbean region.

The coconut palm tree is usually found along tropical, sandy shorelines since it can tolerate salty soils and salt spray. However, salt is not required to grow healthy coconut palms, which can be grown inland.

The coconut palm in Florida gives a tropical feel to the Florida landscape and provides fruit for home use.

If you are looking to grow your own coconut palm in Florida, you can order a coconut palm online here.

Mango Trees In Florida

Mango trees grow very well in Florida. Mangos worldwide are recognized for their sweet-tasting fruit compared to no other. There are endless uses for this delicious fruit.

Mangos are adapted to a tropical, subtropical climate and warmer temperature areas that do not experience freezing.

In South Florida, mangos are grown commercially – and typically, mango trees are a common yard tree in South Florida.

Mangos come in different sizes and shapes, but most have an oval/oblong shape with colors ranging from yellow, green, red, orange, and even purple.

There are over 50 varieties in Florida, and every year, there are efforts to create new hybrids. Zill High-Performance plants have developed many delicious cultivars, such as ‘Orange sherbert,’ one of my all-time favorite mangos. 

If you want to add a mango tree to your garden, you can order one online from here.

Lychee Trees In Florida

Lychee is a subtropical fruit tree that grows excellently in the central and southern parts of Florida.

Lychee trees can grow up to 40 ft in height and are very ornamental in their shape and leaf design. 

The fruit of lychee is jelly-like and transparent, with a leathery red outside shell when fully ripened.

Bees and the wind pollinate lychee flowers. Typically one isolated lychee tree on a property will produce an acceptable amount of fruit alone – but gardeners have been said to experience more fruit when cross-pollinated by having more than one lychee tree in the garden.

Young lychee trees can be damaged by temperatures as low as 28 F to 32 F and even killed by colder temperatures ranging from 24 F to 25 F.

If you want to add an ornamental lychee tree to your garden, you can order one to your doorstep here.

Longan Trees In Florida

Longan is a subtropical tree that grows very well in Florida’s climate.

Longan trees produce fruit that is very similar in characteristics to lychee – being in the same family (Sapindaceae).

Its fruit is a small circular jelly-clear fruit with a leathery light brown coat.

The fruit is very sweet and has a seed in the middle.

The Longan tree in Florida can grow up to 30 ft – 40 ft and is recommended to prune to keep to a manageable height to pick the fruit.

Longan trees are less cold-resistant than lychees. Longans are damaged by cold temperatures in Florida, as low as 29 F to 31 F. Logan trees may face death from temperatures as cold as 26 F to 28 F. Older longan trees will be able to withstand colder temperatures.

Jackfruit Trees In Florida

The jackfruit tree in Florida is a large tree that can grow 30 ft – 40 ft if left unpruned. 

Jackfruit is the world’s largest fruit; once seen, it cannot be mistaken.

In the Florida landscape, jackfruit makes an excellent choice for its vitamin-packed fruit and sweet taste that’s unlike no other fruit.

Jackfruit, when fully ripened, can weigh anywhere from 10 – 60 lbs. That’s a whole lot of fruit!

In Florida, Jackfruit typically sells for 1-3$ a pound depending on the grower, cultivar, size, etc.

The Jackfruit tree has adapted to Florida’s hot tropical climate. For the best chance of growing a productive jackfruit tree, select a sunny area for the jackfruit.

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Conclusion

In Florida, you have many options for which tropical fruits to grow. Each tropical fruit tree is different in taste, size, and color, but each fruit will bring health and joy into your life.

When selecting tropical fruit trees to grow, select the ones you like to eat.

Many nurseries in Florida will allow you to try the fruit of many varieties of fruit trees if the fruit is in season, so it is recommended to try the fruit before you plant the tree.

Why You Need a Coconut Tree in Your Florida Home Yard

Savor the tropical essence of Florida by adding a coconut tree to your home garden. Not only do they provide refreshing coconut water, but they also enhance your landscape with a touch of paradise.

Key Takeaways

• Ideal Climate: Florida’s climate is perfect for coconut trees.
• Health Benefits: Coconuts are rich in nutrients and antioxidants.
• Economic Value: Grow your own coconuts and save money.
• Order your Coconut Palm Tree Here

The Fruit: Nature’s Tropical Bounty

The coconut fruit is not just a symbol of tropical bliss but a powerhouse of health. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, it’s a must-have in your Florida garden.

In Florida, the price of coconuts varies between $1 to $3. To get the best deal, check out local flea markets. You might find some of the finest coconuts there at a bargain. Learn more about the benefits of growing your own fruits at Florida’s Fruit Guide.

The Plant: Dwarf Coconut Palms

Choosing the Right Variety

In Florida, Dwarf Malayan palms are a popular choice. They start bearing fruit much earlier than their taller counterparts, making them ideal for home gardens.

Caring for Your Palm

These palms require minimal maintenance. They thrive even in drought and high saline conditions, making them a resilient choice for Florida’s climate. Regular salt-spray and watering are key to their health. For more on palm care, visit Palm Tree Care.

The Water: A Heavenly Drink

Coconut water, especially from young green coconuts, is incredibly sweet and refreshing. In Thailand, it’s called ‘Heaven’s Water’, a testament to its delightful taste.

The Shell: Eco-Friendly and Versatile

Don’t discard those shells! They make excellent pots for other plants, adding a creative and sustainable touch to your garden.

Order Your Own Coconut Palm Tree

Bring the Tropics to Your Backyard

Were you dreaming of your tropical paradise in your Florida home garden? It’s easier than you might think! You can start by ordering a coconut palm tree, a tropical beauty and relaxation symbol.

Where to Order

For high-quality coconut palm trees, look no further than Fast Growing Trees Nursery. They offer a variety of coconut palms that are perfect for Florida’s climate. Their trees are known for their health, vigor, and fast growth.

Transform your garden into a tropical retreat with your coconut palm tree. Order today and take the first step towards creating your personal Florida paradise!

FAQs

How long until my coconut tree bears fruit?

It takes about 4-6 years for a dwarf coconut tree to start fruiting.

Do I need special soil for my coconut tree?

Coconut trees prefer well-drained, sandy soil. They’re quite adaptable to different soil types found in Florida.

Can I grow a coconut tree anywhere in Florida?

Yes, but they thrive best in coastal, frost-free areas. Typically, coconut palm trees won’t grow north of Tampa, Florida – But there have been reports of coconut palm trees growing as north and central as Orlando, Florida.

What are the benefits of coconut water?

It’s hydrating, rich in electrolytes, and great for heart health.

Conclusion

Growing a coconut tree in Florida is more than just cultivating a plant; it’s about embracing a tropical lifestyle. With minimal maintenance and vast benefits, coconut trees are a splendid addition to any Florida homeyard.