Homes March 4, 2018

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Homes Sold in the bay area

$179,000

2254 Westchester Blvd. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Spring Hill in Timber Pines: Built in 1983, this golf-course home has red oak flooring in master bedroom, living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen with dual sinks, pantry and stainless-steel appliances, nook with plantation shutters, family room, inside laundry room with wash tub and storage, irrigation system, three roof turbines, attic storage and screened garage. The 1,732-square-foot home was listed at $189,900 and sold in January. Keller Williams Realty Elite Partners, Mamo Team

$385,000

400 Fourth Ave. S, No. 203 2 bedrooms, 2 baths St. Petersburg in the Sage: This open-plan condominium, built in 2007, features hardwood floors, granite counters, breakfast bar, stainless-steel appliances, floorto-ceiling windows, balcony with city views, heated community pool, grilling area, fitness center and clubroom with wet bar and TV, and under-building parking. Listed at $394,900, the 1,273-square-foot condo sold in February. Smith & Associates, Richardson Group, Collette Richardson

Tampa Bay Parade of Homes featuring 95 models, ‘world-class’ communities BY NICK STUBBS Times Correspondent

$1,740,000

2303 S Bendelow Trail 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 half-baths Tampa in Palma Ceia: This expanded and renovated Cape Cod home, built in 1969, has a chef’s kitchen with gathering/nesting bar, granite, two dishwashers and windows overlooking the pool and outdoor garden, 400+-bottle wine cellar, den/library with wet bar, fireplace, enhanced closet system, whole-house backup generator, tankless water heater and garage with workshop and exercise area. Listed at $1,875,000, the 3,514-square-foot home sold in January. Smith & Associates Real Estate, Traci Burns TO SUBMIT YOUR SALE for consideration in this column, please send us a photo of the home plus the address, sale price, listed price, month sold, number of bedrooms and baths, and short description. Submissions may be emailed to bmoch@tampabay.com (put HOUSE VALUES in the subject line) or mailed to: Tampa Bay Times/House Values, Attn: Barbara Moch/ Newsroom Services, P.O. Box 1121, St. Petersburg, FL 33731

Held just once a year, those shopping for a new home in Hillsborough, Pasco or Pinellas counties have a unique shopping format in the Tampa Bay Parade of Homes, which opened March 2 and runs today and next weekend, March 9-11. Hosted by the Tampa Bay Builders Association, the free event features 35 builders and 95 production and custom model homes spread out over three counties. The showcase is outlined and mapped on the parade website at tampabayparadeofhomes.com. Numerous communities are participating, with four showcase

communities: Connerton, Estancia, Starkey Ranch and Triple Creek. “We tend to forget just how lucky we are to live amongst world-class communities offering the highest-quality amenities rivaling any market,” said Brian Bullock, 2018 Parade of Homes chairperson. Most homes in the parade range from below $200,000 to just south of $1 million. To meet 2018 tastes, low-maintenance materials and systems, granite countertops, smart-home features and threecar garages are prevalent, as is a special emphasis on outdoor living spaces. A good number of the models are along the S.R. 54 corridor in southern Pasco County, one of the hottest housing growth areas in the region, said Jennifer Motsinger, executive vice president of the Builders Association. The housing market is stronger than last year,

and while that may seem like a red flag for buyers that it’s a seller’s market, Motsinger said builders are bargaining and offering incentives on homes during the parade. “With special incentives, interest rates that are still low and a market that’s getting better, it’s a good time to buy,” she said. Most buyers are millennials cashing in the equity in their current homes and upgrading to something “larger and nicer,” Motsinger said. Despite what housing experts predicted during the crash a decade ago, when the market rebounded, buyers were not looking to downsize and simplify. It’s just the opposite, she said. “They’re moving up to new construction and bigger homes (rarely less than 2,500 square feet) to meet their needs,” said Motsinger. “For folks that are in the market, the parade is the easiest way” to find that perfect home.

The F Street Homes Faro Blanco is located in Longleaf in Trinity, and is a 3/2.5/2 with 1,445 square feet of living space, a Jack & Jill bathroom, 10-foot-tall ceilings and crown molding on both floors. The base model price starts at $255,900.

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Yes! Cut that back (if you haven’t already) Tips for our first post-freeze spring in 8 years

BY PENNY CARNATHAN Diggin’ Florida Dirt

To cut or not to cut? Last month, that was the question. Our first freezes in eight years took many by surprise and the results horrified some. Hate me for saying this, but it’s just what I prayed for. The question on everyone’s lips: “Can I cut back the brown stuff now?” I gave them the answer approved by the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences: Wait until March 15 when all chance of frost or freeze has passed. If the plant’s still alive (and many are!) whacking back too early removes insulation and can trigger new growth, both of which make the plant vulnerable should we get a late winter freeze. And we do! Another reason to wait? With time, your woody plants will show you just how far to cut as they sprout new growth.

All excellent advice. Did I heed it? Heck no! Neither did Joe Parr, who put the “gardens” in Busch Gardens Tampa Bay as horticuture director for 25 years. At his home in Temple Terrace a couple weeks ago, he was busy. “I’m out there cutting back,” he said. “But I’ll do the tropicals last. I’m leaving the brown on my beautiful purple glory tree (Tibouchina granulosa) ... and the Manila palms” (Veitchia merrillii) aka Christmas palm. Like Joe, I was selective. I ripped out a wall of brown black-eyed Susan vine (Thenbergia alata) because I know her. She’ll be back. Same with the porterweed (Stachytarpheta jamaicensis). But the tropical angel trumpet trees? The crotons? I’m waiting for them to talk to me. If you’ve been sitting on your pruners, rejoice! March 6, we’re good to go, says Joe, who monitors past freeze dates and extended forecasts to predict when it’s safe to do serious hacking. As I fill my yard waste bins, I’m grateful Mother Nature finally gave our landscapes a good slap. She killed a lot of weeds, sternly dis-

ciplined some spoiled plants, and gave me room to try new ones. How to move forward? First, don’t despair. After several consecutive nights of deep freezes in January 2010, I thought I’d lost it all. But most of my plants came back, many from the roots. If you’ve lost some favorites, hey, we have great plant

festivals this month and next. Get out there and find new loves! Some tips for heading into our Florida spring: Leaves produce food for plants through photosynthesis, so can a plant with no leaves feed itself? Yes, says Joe. If you can save some leaves, great, but don’t fret if you

In March, watch for newly hatched Eastern lubber grasshoppers. They may be all black, or have yellow or orange stripes. These pests have just one known natural predator and a voracious appetite for all plants. If you spot nymphs, kill them by hand or heel and get non-toxic Nolo bait.

A Muscovy duck waddles through a bed of crotons (Codiaeum variegatum) that have been cut back to remove frost and freeze damage. The popular bedding plants are tropicals that hail from India and Malaysia. Most will come back after a freeze.

can’t. Except palms. Keep all fronds that still have some green. If you moved here in recent years, you may think we never freeze. “You see people planting all these things that are really tropical. Watch what you plant. Just because you see it out there doesn’t mean it’s hardy here.” Tropicals fare better along the coast and south of Tampa. Is climate change to blame for the change in weather? Way too early to tell, says Joe. He’s observed 20-year cycles in Florida of warm vs. cold winters. “I am going to watch to see if this is the start of a new cold cycle,” he says. “It could be a hiccup.” Other items on Joe’s spring cleanup checklist: He’s fertilizing with Nutricote, a granular slow-release brand he prefers because it releases nutrients only when it gets wet. He’s also amending his soil with cow manure compost and oak leaf mulch. “If you’ve got a dollar, spend 50 to 75 cents on the soil,” he says. Joe hasn’t had a problem with

Eastern lubber grasshoppers, but I have, so here’s my tip: Now’s the time to watch for newly hatched lubbers. They look like little crickets and are often swarmed on plants. They grow into enormous, armor-covered grasshoppers that will eat everything in your garden. Kill ’em! The best long-term solution I’ve found is non-toxic Nolo bait. It’s available online or locally at Shell’s Feed & Garden Supply (shellsfeed .com). If you loved Joe’s surprising garden displays at Busch Gardens, you’ll be happy to learn he has a fun new book coming out and is doing landscape consulting. Watch for Garden of Delights: A Curious Guide to the Plant World. Find him at joeparr6.wixsite.com/mysite-1 Reach Penny Carnathan at pcarnathan49@gmail .com. Visit her blog, Diggin Florida Dirt, and follow the chat on Facebook at Diggin Florida Dirt.

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Curb appeal & garden Timely Tendings | Edibles in the Landscape Vegetable gardening should be in full swing this month. Remember to keep a watch for insects and diseases and be prepared to act at the first sign of invasion. Vegetables are annual plants that require a lot of fertilizer while growing, and vegetable gardens are exempt from the Pinellas County fertilizer ordinance. Keep side-dressing 2 or 3 times each growing season. There is still time to plant pole beans, lima beans, cantaloupes, collards, okra, sweet potatoes, and summer squash. This is also a great time to plant herbs. Some herbs in Florida are annuals and others are perennial so be sure to locate them appropriately. You don’t want to plant perennial herbs in the middle of a vegetable garden where you will need to rotate crops and change plans from one season to the

next. For more information on herbs including which herbs grow best in Florida see http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/VH/ VH02000.pdf. ALWAYS remove suckers below the bud or graft union on citrus, avocados, mangos, or any other grafted plant. These shoots will grow fast and rob needed strength from the desirable upper portion of the plant and will not produce the desired flowers or fruit. Compiled by Theresa Badurek, urban horticulture extension agent, USF/IFAS Pinellas County Extension Service. For additional landscape and garden information, visit pinellascountyextension.org. For regular tips and information about what’s growing in Pinellas, go to facebook.com/ PinellasExtension.

TODAY

Monday-Saturday

Orchid Round Up Show and Sale: Take in the array of orchids on display at the Tampa Bay Orchid Society’s judged show and sale, as orchid growers compete for ribbons, trophies and American Orchid Society flower awards; you may enter an orchid for judging in the show (registration required by day prior to start of show), or explore the local orchid society displays, orchidthemed arts, crafts and jewelry, custom pottery and growing supplies, repotting services to help your orchids thrive. (813) 7659271. tampabayorchidsociety. shutterfly.com/2018orchidshow. $5. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. today, Tampa Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 5500 Memorial Highway, Tampa. (813) 368-7353. www.srtampa. org. Gardening with Florida’s Native Plants: Learn about the best native plant and shrub choices for your landscape, with plants for sale at discounted prices. $5. 2 p.m. today, Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, 1101 Country Club Way S, St. Petersburg. (727) 893-7326. www.stpete.org/boyd.

Ask a Master Gardener: Pasco County Master Gardeners will be on hand for free garden advice. If you have a problem with an ailing plant, bring a sample for an on-the-spot diagnosis. Free. 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Hudson Regional Library, 8012 Library Road, Hudson. (352) 518-0156. Pasco County Extension Service Seminar: Free; registration required. 6:25 p.m. Tuesday, Container Gardening Learn the “how-tos” of planting flowers, foliage and herbs in containers. Registration required. Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 Collier Parkway, Land O’Lakes. (352) 518-0156. pasco.ifas.ufl.edu/events_calendar.shtml. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Veggies: Spring Gardening Learn when and what vegetables to grow this spring. Registration required. Hudson Regional Library, 8012 Library Road, Hudson. (352) 518-0156. pasco.ifas. ufl.edu/events_calendar.shtml. 2-3 p.m. Thursday, Backyard Fruit Trees Learn how to select, plant and care for the many different types of fruit trees that can be grown in the back yard. Registration required. Centennial Park

Library, 5740 Moog Road, Holiday. (352) 518-0156. pasco.ifas. ufl.edu/events_calendar.shtml. 9-10:30 a.m. Saturday, Bamboo - The Good, Bad and Ugly Learn which species of bamboo can be an asset to the landscape, as well as which ones are invasive. Also learn how to grow and use clumping bamboo. Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 Collier Parkway, Land O’Lakes. (352) 518-0156. pasco.ifas.ufl.edu/events_calendar.shtml. 10-11 a.m. Saturday, Propagation from Seeds 101 Learn some tricks of the trade to successfully germinate seeds and raise the seedling to beautiful plants. Zephyrhills Library, 5347 Eighth St., Zephyrhills. (352) 5180156. pasco.ifas.ufl.edu/events_ calendar.shtml.

For more gardening events, visit tampabay.com/homes and use the Things to Do search tool. Send submissions to Garden Calendar, Newsfeatures, Tampa Bay Times, P.O. Box 1121, St. Petersburg, FL 33731; or email to calendar@tampabay.com. Deadline is two weeks before publication.

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BUILDER FOCUS

Top 8 Reasons to buy a Taylor Morrison Home Our homes are built to last. Our craftsmanship doesn’t cut corners, and pays attention to even the smallest detail. You inspire everything we do and it shows in our design, craftsmanship, choice of materials, attention to detail and community amenities. Our innovative and unique floor plans are designed for the way you live, play, relax and entertain. We offer lots of floor plan choices with popular included features, and plenty of flexibility to adjust space to suit your needs. People with a purpose. At Taylor Morrison, people make the difference. This is due to each member of our sales team’s dedication to giving you the best home and best buying experience possible. It’s a big part of why we’ve been recognized in 2016, 2017 and 2018, as America’s Most Trusted® Home Builder by Lifestory Research! Our trained Interior Design Studio professionals are available to assist you in creating your unique home. Take advantage of our limited-time offer of 50% off Design Studio Options up to $30,000.* We stand behind what we build, with a new home warranty program that promises to fix any problems and give you peace of mind about your new home purchase. Experience Exceptional Living in a Taylor Morrison community. The minute you arrive home, all the traffic, noise and “hustle and bustle” of the day evaporate. Beautifully manicured entries; lush, meticulously designed and maintained landscaping; water views; and nature preserves greet you. Relax! Every day feels like a vacation day in a Taylor Morrison community. Get Fit or Relax in style. Lavish yourself in luxury at our Resort Amenity Centers. Amenities include resort-style pools with covered cabanas for relaxing fun in the sun. Spa and treatment services allow residents to indulge in five-star quality experiences in a full-service salon with indoor and outdoor areas to cater to one’s mind, body, and spirit. Stateof-the-art fitness centers, including suspension training and full locker rooms, keep residents energized and active. Can you see yourself and your family living in a Taylor Morrison community? Homes built to last, innovative and unique floor plans, exceptional award-winning Taylor Morrison team members to guide you through the entire buying experience, and a lifestyle unsurpassed. If you can imagine yourself living there, you may have just discovered your next new home. *Courtesy of Taylor Morrison

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