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Why Some Plants Look Better in a Florida Fall Garden After Summer Ends

September 23, 2026

Key takeaways Florida summers bring heat, warm nights, and heavy rain that stress many garden plants. As nights cool in fall, native wildflowers, beautyberry, muhly grass, and fall…

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I Started Onions at the Hottest Time of Year…Here’s What Happened

September 19, 2026

Just over a year ago I started onion seeds at completely the wrong time of year. It was too hot, I knew it was too hot, and I…

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FASCIATION and Clean up on aisle Zinnia

September 17, 2026

In May, these Zinnia beauties were in all their glory, but their glory days are over. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72wN25vChcI Support for Michelle in the Meadow If you’re interested in any…

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One Garden Bed, Three Seasons: A Year-Round Raised Bed Garden in Florida

September 15, 2026

Key takeaways A Florida raised bed can produce food through three seasons each year. Spring suits warm-season crops like beans and cucumbers, while summer suits heat-tolerant crops, soil…

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What A Florida Garden REALLY Looks Like In September

September 12, 2026

It’s September, so let’s take a walk around the meadow and see what’s growing on. Fair warning: nothing here is perfectly quaffed. I didn’t clean up first and…

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Is a Self-Watering Citrus Planter Worth It? Ten Months In

September 9, 2026

This post contains affiliate links, and if you buy through them I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Vego Garden sent me this…

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Asian Greens in Florida — Can I Grow a Whole Season? — Live From The Meadow — September 6 @ 7PM

September 6, 2026

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Building My Indoor Seed Starting Station (Time Lapse, No Talking)

This is the shelf from my conversation with Alex at Habitual Hobbies — built, lit, and ready for seeds. No talking, no…

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The Best Way To Start Seeds Indoors (Without Leggy Seedlings) ‪@HabitualHobbies‬

Alex has been gardening longer than me, she’s younger than me, and she’s better at it — because she actually studied. Here’s…

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Fall Garden in Northeast Florida: What to Clear, Keep, and Plant Next

Key takeaways Resetting a fall garden in Northeast Florida comes down to three simple steps that any gardener can follow. First, clear…

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