Indian River Groves and Gardens

04/13/2023

Avocados from seed day 4

04/13/2023

Avocados from seed day 3

04/11/2023

Avocados from seed day 2

04/10/2023

Avocados from seed day 1

11/07/2018

Ordered a chicken and an egg on Amazon, we'll let you guys know how this goes.

06/11/2018

We've got a cute couple looking for dinner.

09/12/2017

9/11/17 | As a reminder, please be patient as utility workers are devoted to restoring services

09/10/2017

09/06/2017

Never stack tree trimmings, yard debris or any kind of trash on top of a stormwater inlet. These can wash into and clog the inlet, which could cause flooding on your street. During Tropical Storm Fay, a trash can lid ended up in an inlet like this one and caused an entire neighborhood to flood. Basketballs, frisbees, trash can lids, buckets — all it takes is one thing to block pipes and cause flooding. Bring lose yard décor, toys, sports equipment, and lawn furniture inside.

09/01/2017

Now that we have entered the heart of the hurricane season, there is an increase in Internet and social media hype around weather systems that NHC is monitoring. Given the long lead times involved, the wide range of possible outcomes, and the large errors that often occur in the extended range guidance model forecasts, there is no reliable way to forecast potential impacts to specific locations that would be more than about 5 days away from a particular system.

The bottom line is: people in hurricane-prone areas should always be aware of activity in the tropics and be prepared to respond when a confirmed threat develops. Be alert, check your supplies, but be wary of long-range predictions that go beyond what the science can offer. Make the NOAA National Hurricane Center - www.hurricanes.gov and on Twitter - your calm, clear, and trusted source for official forecast and warning information on tropical cyclones.