Dunnellon Springs Festival a Success

Despite stormy skies, the 2025 Dunnellon Springs Festival turned out to be a heartwarming celebration of community spirit, resilience, and our shared love for the Rainbow River. I want to express my deepest thanks to everyone who helped make this … Read More

Sunrise over the Rainbow

I have started a habit of doing a short video of the sun rising over the Rainbow River on a daily basis. I do this so I can post on social media sites something beautiful and inspiring to start the … Read More

Hydrilla and Rainbow River

Cleaning Hydrilla out of the Rainbow River is vital for maintaining the life of the river. Hydrilla is an invasive aquatic plant that grows very rapidly, sometimes up to 2 inches in length in a single sunny day during the … Read More

Earthworms and Healthy Soil

Earthworms are fascinating creatures. They play a critical role in maintaining healthy soil by breaking down organic matter, like dead plants, branches, little pieces of wood, seed droppings, pine cones and needles, leaves, etc. Earthworms are good at ingesting soils … Read More

Winter on the Rainbow River

As we are now entering a Florida winter, how should people take care of their lawns while still protecting the springs? Should you fertilize or water your lawn in the winter months? I personally don’t fertilize my lawn in the … Read More

Boomtown Days a Success

We, One Rake at a Time, set up a tent at Boomtown Days in Dunnellon on Saturday April 13. It was a perfect weather day, cool in the morning then upper 70’s in the afternoon. The historic district along West … Read More