Lake Drudy Farms, LLC.

09/02/2022

Hello September! 🍁🍃

04/05/2022

A Sea of Bouquet-Grade Lily Grass.

03/31/2022

Coontie Fern; Zamia Integrifolia.

Well before Florida was “discovered” in 1513, the native Calusa and Timucuan people were using the roots of this then-abundant native plant to make flour. Writings from the sixteenth century detailed how they would remove the cyanide-like toxin from its roots by smashing and washing them before drying the substance. The practice was passed down to Seminoles who fortified themselves with the bread before battling U.S. soldiers in the Indian wars.

Hardy and visually appealing, Coontie is an amazing foliage with a rich history dating back to the age of the dinosaurs.

03/31/2022

Varigated Pittosporum is flushing with new tender Spring growth right now. 🌱

It’ll be ready to go again in a couple weeks 🔜

03/30/2022

We will begin harvesting Florida Smilax in the coming weeks! A whimsical, if not imperfect vine is growing in popularity every year.

03/30/2022

03/30/2022