Can you reset a raised garden bed in the middle of summer without starting from scratch? If you’re gardening in Florida — or anywhere with a long growing…

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Let’s talk about all the things popping into and out of the garden now that SUMMER is here! 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check…

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Summary A meadow garden Northeast Florida stays beautiful through hot weather with three practices: choosing heat-tolerant native plants, watering deeply and rarely instead of often, and adding design…

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Summary Slow gardening is a gentle approach that values presence, observation, and enjoyment over speed and output. This philosophy invites gardeners to notice the small moments, work with…

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Take a June garden tour to see how a spontaneous approach to planting can still produce a thriving backyard space. See what is working. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgf_j0boXLs This video offers…

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Key takeaways Fall opens the main growing season in Northeast Florida’s Zone 9B, so the real work begins in late summer and early fall. Clearing spent beds and…

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Key takeaways Refreshing garden beds in Florida means clearing out spent summer plants, rebuilding depleted sandy soil with compost and other organic matter, and timing the work for…

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