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Posts Tagged ‘rainy season’

August Rains Refresh Sanibel Wetlands, But Lakes Still Salty

By Barbara Linstrom | September 10, 2025 | 0

Salinities of inland waterbodies continue to shift on Sanibel, showing how dynamic barrier islands can be. Thanks to heavy rains in August, some native frogs and toads will be able…

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Tips for Native Landscapes Heading into the Rainy Season

By Barbara Linstrom | March 19, 2024

As you prepare your yard for the upcoming summer and rainy season, SCCF’s Native Landscapes & Garden Center Manager Becca Grotrian shares some tips to consider. “This time of year,…

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Will We Get a Rainy Season This Year?

By Barbara Linstrom | August 23, 2023

August is already half over and we aren’t seeing the usual standing water in ditches on the side of the road nor temporary wetlands filled with calling frogs and wading…

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