Florida Heights

11/19/2023

Florida Heights now offers power washing services!
Call or text Josh 386.523.4795

08/25/2023

Support my 2 youngest daughters’ high school volleyball team!
😁🏐

Fundraising is vital for the success of our program. The funds will aid us in purchasing new uniforms, equipment and other pertinent expenses. Each participant has a monetary goal, please consider donating or sharing via social media so that they may reach it. Thank you so much for your support.

07/19/2023

Thank you to everyone who wished Joe a happy bday!!

07/04/2023

05/16/2023

Hurricane Season is around the corner…

First tropical wave of 2023 emerges off Africa. Here’s what you need to know

The official start of hurricane season is nearing.

03/10/2023

This page is completely neglected. I just saw this tree post on Instagram, so
Thought I’d share it🤣

06/11/2022

Wow I guess this page just sits around here forgotten for years at a time. (I look at the messages almost as frequently!)

I saw this and thought I'd post here and I see the last time I posted to here was 2020!

Anyway!
This tree is only in the Keys and Everglades...

Warning sign on Manchineel treePhoto by Scott Hughes from Dallas, TX, US; CC-BY-SA-2.0 According to the Guinness World Records, the most dangerous tree in the United States and the whole world is the Manchineel (Hippomane mancinella).

08/20/2020

Josh was driving and saw the Google Maps car pass...

05/26/2020

"This year is shaping up to be a doozy in large part because an El Niño, which suppresses storms in the Atlantic, is not likely to form this year. Signs point to either neutral conditions or El Niño’s opposite, La Niña — a weather pattern that blows warm water into the Atlantic, creating conditions for more hurricanes. Warmer ocean surface temperatures observed in the tropical Atlantic Ocean and Carribean Sea, NOAA’s report notes, also contribute to the likelihood of a busy season.

“NOAA’s analysis of current and seasonal atmospheric conditions reveals a recipe for an active Atlantic hurricane season this year,”"

NOAA’s annual Atlantic hurricane report hints it’s time to batten down the hatches.

05/14/2020

As if COVID-19, quarantine, and murder hornets weren't enough. Here comes Arthur!

Hurricane season doesn't even officially begin until June...but looks like it's time to prep your trees for the storm season now!

Meteorologists continue to see developments in what could be the first tropical storm in the Atlantic for the 2020 hurricane season.

04/18/2020

"For trees larger than about 15 feet tall, hire a certified arborist to prune your trees before the hurricane season. The arborist will remove dead branches that can fall on houses, cars, and people. Overly long branches should be shortened and branches with cracks removed or shortened. Branches with the same diameter as the trunk will be shortened and the outer edges (not the interior) of the canopy will be thinned, making your tree less likely to be blown over. Low branches that are close to your roof should be removed or shortened, as well. Be sure to have your trees evaluated by a professional about every two years."

Hurricane season begins June 1st.

Some trees are better at withstanding hurricanes than others, on your solution for Florida-Friendly gardening from the University of Florida's Center for Landscape Conservation and Ecology.

01/01/2020

Happy New Year 🎉