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On Gardening
- Lawn and Garden: Planting herbs
- Lawn and Garden: Planting herbs
- Free Admission to Public Gardens
- Tomatoes in containers
- Planting caladiums
- Lawn and Garden: Getting rid of crabgrass
- Reviving sick citrus trees
- Lawn and Garden: Tomato planting time
- Inviting the birds
- Lawn and Garden: Dividing bulbs
- Adding color to the garden
Schedule - On Gardening
Gardening expert Tom MacCubbin shows you how to care for your Florida lawn and garden.
Tune in Saturday evenings starting at 5:53 p.m. for Tom's helpful advice
Meet Tom MacCubbin
Tom MacCubbin is known to Florida gardeners through his radio, television, and newspaper contributions.
His radio program, Better Lawns & Gardens, is broadcast over 23 Florida stations.
Tom is the author of many books, including Month by Month Gardening in Florida, My FL Garden: A Gardener's Journal and The Perfect Florida Lawn.
He is also the coauthor of the Florida Gardener's Guide.
Tom is an retired extension environmental horticulturist with the University of Florida in Orange County.
Tom and his wife, Joan, live near Apopka.
Mrs. Fixit gives you easy-to-do home improvement tips every Thursday starting at 5:53 a.m. and every Sunday starting at 5:53 p.m.
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