February 2019

The Sugarcane Mosaic Viruses are plant viruses that infect more than 150 types of plants native to Florida lawns. The Sugarcane Mosaic Virus gets its name from the first cited case in the 1960’s. Sugarcane producers noticed that their crops were infected with mottled, splotchy, and sometimes stunted plants that covered vast areas of land. …

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As we enjoy another cool Florida winter, it might look like it’s snowing on your lawn. Those spots of white patches, or in some cases an entire blanket of white on your turf, is not snow. It is in fact a pesky weed called Florida Pusley, also known as Florida snow or Mexican clover. Part …

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