Leslie & Michael

🌿 Welcome to Your Garden Hub! 🌿

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Dear Leslie & Michael, this is your space — a dedicated web page built just for your garden. Here, you can:
✔️ Track your garden’s progress through service reports
✔️ Explore expert articles on native gardening in Florida
✔️ Ask questions and get direct feedback from our team
✔️ Upload photos if something looks off — we’re here to help!

Your personal referral code is P443-26 — share the love and inspire others to garden with nature.

We’re always growing, so if there’s something else you’d like to see here, let us know. This page is for you.

Perfect for sharing ideas, gathering feedback, or simply showing off the transformation.

Share Your Garden’s Progress

Let family and friends follow along as your design takes shape.
Turn progress into something worth sharing.

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Stay Informed. Cultivating Insight, Naturally.

Reports & Other Documents

This is your personal archive of garden reports, notes, and resources. Whether it's a design proposal, soil test, or seasonal update, everything you need to track your garden's journey lives here. Accessible, organized, and always rooted in transparency.

Practical wisdom for Florida-friendly gardens

Learning with MDG

Discover tips, ideas, and insights rooted in experience and ecology. From seasonal care to soil health, these articles are here to help you grow with confidence and curiosity. Whether you're nurturing your first native garden or refining a well-loved landscape, you'll find guidance that meets you where you are.

harvesting rainwater

Rainwater vs. Tap and Reclaimed Water

2025-07-24

Why Rainwater Wins: Healthier Plants & Soil Beyond Conservation When most people think of rainwater harvesting, they think about saving money on their utility bill or “being green.” But there’s a far deeper benefit often overlooked: the biological and chemical magic of rainwater that directly supports your garden’s health from the roots

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Tropical Milkweed (Asclepias curassavica)

Tropical Milkweed Watch List

2025-06-29

Why Tropical Milkweed Is Now on Florida’s Watch List Tropical Milkweed (Asclepias curassavica) has officially been added to Florida’s Invasive Plant Watch List -as of June 2025- by the Florida Invasive Species Council. While not fully classified as invasive yet, this move signals urgent concerns for pollinator health and ecosystem

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📬 Reach Out to MDG

Use this form to share your thoughts, upload images of plant concerns, or suggest ways we can better support your garden journey. Right from your smart device—while you're in the garden or on the go—you can connect with us in real time. A member of our team will review your message and get back to you within 1–2 business days.

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Small changes in habit create a huge impact in the environment.

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Refer One Get One

ROGO is a referral program that offers awesome discounts to existing and future customers. Most importantly, it motivates others to engage in sustainable gardening practices, hence helping the environment one house at a time. Click Go ROGO below to learn more. 

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