Join us for the 17th Landscaping with FL Natives Tour focused on landscapes in Indialantic and Melbourne Beach. This year, we're also featuring local artists in the landscapes and a Conservation Fair at Orlando Park in Indialantic.
Check out all the details at https://brevardlandscapetour.org/
Please check your email for your digital ticket; no physical tickets will be mailed for this event. Printed brochures will be available at Orlando Park in Indialantic for an extra $5.
The landscape tour provides Brevard County residents with the opportunity to see landscapes containing 70% or more Florida native plants.
At the self-guided numbered tour stops, discover sustainable gardening ideas, pollinator habitats, native plants, and more.
You can find landscapes of interest based on the following features:
Collect seeds/cuttings and propagate own plants. Decorative hardscape. Dry soil. Easement landscaping. Edible landscape.
In a homeowners' association, an irrigation system is located beachside, located in a HOA, located on the mainland, located on the river. Manicured look
Mature native landscaping, mixed sun/shade, moist soil, mostly shade, mostly sun, native plants to Florida. Professionally designed
Public Spaces, Rain barrels, Rain gardens, Use of drought-tolerant plants, Water feature, Wheelchair accessible, Wild lands look/natural