Mullein is a flowering plant that has long been used in herbal medicine. Scientifically named Verbascum thapsus, it originally grew in Europe and Western Asia but has now spread to other places as ...

Mullein tea is tea made from the leaves of the Mullein plant. Traditionally, it has been used to relieve respiratory symptoms of asthma and various bacterial infections. This tea has been used ...

Knowing how to grow common mullein – from seed, cuttings and plant divisions – will not only boost your plot’s wildlife and pollinator appeal but add valuable height, structure and long ...

Brevard Commissioners last week agreed ask Space Florida to pay for $130 million in upgrades to a Merritt Island water treatment plant to help handle increased demand from the commercial space ...

Currently in Florida, the only way to legally grow cannabis is to own a Medical Marijuana Treatment Center, of which there ...

If people have a right to smoke medical marijuana, Sen. Joe Gruters says they should have the right to grow it in their own home. The Sarasota Republican filed legislation ( SB 546) that would allow ...

How are your plants doing? Even in Florida. we're used to some cold days in the winter and we know how to bring plants in or throw covers over them for the worst of it. But if you missed some ...

Sen. Joe Gruters' bill would allow a qualified medical marijuana patient to grow up to two cannabis plants at his or her home ...

Florida produces about 11 percent of the nation’s strawberries, and most of the berries grow during the winter.

Besides inland natural springs, a popular destination for the docile aquatic mammals is the warm-water outflows of about a dozen power plants around Florida. Manatees have been attracted to the ...

As a cannabis enthusiast living in Brevard County, Florida, you're likely excited to start growing your own cannabis at home.

Manatees suffering from depressed temperatures in typically balmy Florida are resorting to hanging out in the warm discharge of the state’s power plants. According to an Associated Press report ...