Tropical Florida Garden Blog | What’s Blooming Edison Ford Winter Estates

While you're out (or online) doing your holiday shopping, visit our Garden Shoppe for some unique and eco-friendly gifts for your ..

Not many flowers are able to change their petal color, but the yesterday, today and tomorrow (YTT), Brunfelsia gra..

We may not get blizzards in Southwest Florida, but you can tell your northern friends you have "snow" in your yard after you've pl..

If you've been to an Edison Garden Festival, you know to expect plant sellers like Rege Malone, Tropiflora, and Peacock Cottage, a..

Try one of our free, self-guided garden tours the next time you're at Edison Ford. There are three available tours: one directing ..

Every year around this time the floss silk trees in the Ft. Myers and Naples area start blooming, showing off a brilliant display ..

Walking through Southwest Florida’s neighborhoods, you probably come across a lot of flowering and fruiting trees. Unlike th..

The Edison Garden Festival returns November 17 and 18, 2018, and will include more of everything: more vendors, more food and more..

Summer is a great time of year to snip flowers from the garden and bring inside to enjoy all day long! They can add both a lovely ..

Perhaps you’ve seen some butterflies in your garden and wondered how you could attract more of them. Debbie Hughes, senior horti..

Although Thomas Edison's research of rubber plants ended long ago, the plants on his estate still assist others around the world..

Have you noticed the bright orange-red flowers adorning many trees in Southwest Florida lately? That's probably the royal poincian..