SEBASTIAN, Fla. — Have you ever tried ‘Florida-grown’ oysters?
You might associate them with the Panhandle, or even the west coast of the state.
Now, a Treasure Coast business owner is making it easier for you to get local oysters on your plate.
Nicolette Mariano owns Treasure Coast Shellfish, harvesting oysters in the Indian River Lagoon in Sebastian.
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