

Need Jell-O Meyer lemon tree
We're in the city of Alachua with a 2 year old potted Meyer lemon tree. It has a lot of fruits but all of a sudden the leaves look strange. Please see photos. Any suggestions? Thank you ahead of time for your help.😊


We're in the city of Alachua with a 2 year old potted Meyer lemon tree. It has a lot of fruits but all of a sudden the leaves look strange. Please see photos. Any suggestions? Thank you ahead of time for your help.😊
Found this morning while harvesting mint in our yard. So tiny 🥺
WUFT | By Aileyahu Shanes
Published August 27, 2026 at 5:01 PM EDT
Photo courtesy of Anna Poacelli
The last Krishna Lunch on Friday, February 20, 2026, before the suspension was rice, chili, cheesy potatoes and chocolate halava. “When I would go home last year for break, I would literally be mourning the Krishna Lunch dessert because you have to go to Krishna to get it, and it’s so delicious,” said student Anna Poacelli.
Gainesville's local Krishna House has served lunch on the University of Florida campus for over 50 years.
But last week, UF ended the contract allowing the group to do so.
That's according to an email sent to the senior adviser of Gainesville's Krishna House — Bob Cohen.
WUFT's Ailee Shanes sat down with Cohen, to talk about how we got to this point, and how the organization is moving forward.
WUFT reached out to the University of Florida, but they said they have no further comment.
Hi all.
I was wondering if any of you have ever used a bulk chip service like Chip drop to get bulk mulch? If not what would be your most cost effective option?
We want to cover about 1/3 of our quarter acre with mulch to amend the soil and drown the grass. We also have two small dogs who love to chew on wood so I'm concerned about the type of mulch aka make sure it is not toxic for them.
We're in the city of Alachua if it helps for recommendations.
Thanks!😊
sharing from the Life Unplastic newsletter:
"This book club is for curious people who want to stay informed and stay hopeful about the future.
Our first book is the Story of Stuff by Annie Leonard, which we chose for its friendly approach to a very un-friendly problem. We’re set to discuss Leonard’s words, her other work for the climate, and our personal experiences with stuff on Tuesday, July 21st, from 6-7:30pm at Cypress & Grove.
If you’re interested in learning more about anti-consumerism, please sign up for the email list below, or just show up at our first meeting, whether you’ve read the book or not.
We look forward to seeing you!"
Here's the link to sign up for their book club email list: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScolOHHE40ZRjfFjXeAkh6TqxUCGtLfiQGsb8Mn6tiHw3CJXQ/viewform
Veg4Life Monthly Vegan* Potluck
Sunday, June 7, 2026
Doors open at 5:30 PM – Dinner promptly at 6:00 PM
Baha'i Center of Gainesville
4451 NW 19th St, Gainesville, FL 32605 (from NW 39th Ave turn north at 19th St)
This Month: It’s blueberry season! Come and learn some things about this nutrient-rich fruit.
Everyone is invited to our events!
Admission: A vegan dish that serves 6-8 people per person (couples please bring enough for 12). Without a dish, cost is $8 per person.
Either a home-prepared entrée, an appetizer, a salad, or a healthy dessert is suitable.
Please label all ingredients! (to assist those with food sensitivities.)
Remember to bring a serving utensil, your own plate, silverware, napkin, beverage/cup, and an appetite.
As always, we ask everyone to follow safe practices.
Questions? ...email us: veg4lifegainesville@yahoo.com
*Vegan means no animal flesh, eggs, dairy (including cheese), gelatin or honey. Thanks
Veg4Life Monthly Vegan* Potluck
Sunday, June 7, 2026
Doors open at 5:30 PM – Dinner promptly at 6:00 PM
Baha'i Center of Gainesville
4451 NW 19th St, Gainesville, FL 32605 (from NW 39th Ave turn north at 19th St)
This Month: It’s blueberry season! Come and learn some things about this nutrient-rich fruit.
Everyone is invited to our events!
Admission: A vegan dish that serves 6-8 people per person (couples please bring enough for 12). Without a dish, cost is $8 per person.
Either a home-prepared entrée, an appetizer, a salad, or a healthy dessert is suitable.
Please label all ingredients! (to assist those with food sensitivities.)
Remember to bring a serving utensil, your own plate, silverware, napkin, beverage/cup, and an appetite.
As always, we ask everyone to follow safe practices.
Questions? ...email us: veg4lifegainesville@yahoo.com
*Vegan means no animal flesh, eggs, dairy (including cheese), gelatin or honey. Thanks
✨ We are thrilled to present Week #4 of Spirituality For Thinkers!
Each Sunday, we gather for thoughtful discussion, kirtan meditation, and meaningful connection in a welcoming community setting. 🪷
📍 We meet every Sunday at 10:30am
in our home in the Duckpond neighborhood of Gainesville
224 NE 10th Avenue
This event is free and open to all.
Come with your questions, curiosity, and open mind. ✨ Please join the conversation.
In honor of Earth Day, Life Unplastic is hosting the home-grown produce swap; bring your veggies, your fruits, and your flowers.
Don’t have a garden? It’s ok!
Join us anyway to enjoy the fruits of your neighbors’ labors.
When: Sunday, April 26th
Time: 12pm-3pm
Rain or shine | Free to attend
for more info on Life Unplastic please visit https://www.lifeunplastic.com/