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What A Florida Garden REALLY Looks Like In September
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
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Asian Greens in Florida — Can I Grow a Whole Season? — Live From The Meadow — September 6 @ 7PM
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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 music cues, no explaining. Just the…
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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 her indoor seed starting setup, and…
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Summer Vegetables in September: Which Crops Should Stay and Which Should Go
Summary Summer vegetables in September fall into two clear groups for Zone 9 gardens. Heat-tolerant crops like okra, eggplant, sweet potatoes, southern peas, and hot peppers keep producing…
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The Second Growing Season: Why Fall Vegetable Gardening in Northeast Florida Beats Spring
Key takeaways: Northeast Florida’s Zone 9A/9B climate offers a fall growing window that avoids the heat and pest pressure of spring. Cool-season…
How to Transition a Raised Bed From Summer Crops to Fall Vegetables
Summary Transitioning a raised bed from summer crops to fall vegetables involves three steps: clearing spent summer plants, refreshing the raised bed…
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Summer Rain or Too Much Water? Watering a Florida Garden in Summer
Summary Watering a Florida garden in summer requires reading both the sky and the soil. Rain often supplies enough moisture during the…
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