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About Orlando Ladybug
Orlando Ladybug is a garden journal for Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties. The pages teach lady beetles and the Central Florida year. Lessons point at UF/IFAS and USDA papers. Postcards and crate cards print from the same crate-label stills.
The journal
Central Florida is the beat: heat, rain, citrus flush, and the beetles that hunt there. Kids pages print worksheets and a short lifecycle book. The year plate is a field paraphrase of UF/IFAS calendars, not a reprint of a copyrighted table.
What it cites
Featured Creatures for the insects. Gardening Solutions and Florida-Friendly Landscaping for the yard. The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map for winter low. Open the paper, then the lesson.
The catalog holds crate cards for plants and beetles. Postcards use the same stills as the textbook. Coloring sheets and the lifecycle book sit on the kids pages. The insect in the yard is named from UF/IFAS, not from the drawing.
Questions
Who publishes this?
Tabaconda LLC. Mail: sales@tabaconda.com.
Where do the facts come from?
Live UF/IFAS and USDA pages listed on guides.