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Winter Storm Prep for the Garden

January 21, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

BRRRR it's cold here in Florida, and it's time to do a bit more to help some of our more tender plants survive the expected sleet, ice, and MAYBE snow that's coming our way. Support for Michelle in the Meadow If you're interested in any of the products we show on this channel, you can use the links below to find them and make a purchase. These links are affiliate … [Read more...] about Winter Storm Prep for the Garden

Organic Solutions for Northeast Florida Gardeners

January 18, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Gardening in Northeast Florida brings rewards and challenges. Warm weather allows year-round growing, yet sandy soil and frequent pests require extra care. An organic approach can help gardeners achieve healthy, productive landscapes. This method reduces chemical inputs, uses natural materials, and supports helpful organisms. It also protects the local environment, including … [Read more...] about Organic Solutions for Northeast Florida Gardeners

Edible Landscaping: Integrating Delicious Design into Gardens

January 14, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

In Florida, traditional landscaping has long emphasized aesthetics—think lush lawns, sweeping palm trees, and vibrant floral displays. Yet, a trend towards more sustainable living is reshaping this approach, giving rise to the popularity of edible landscaping. This method merges the beauty of ornamental gardening with the practical benefits of growing edible plants, creating … [Read more...] about Edible Landscaping: Integrating Delicious Design into Gardens

Spring Planting Strategies: Preparing for the Growing Season with the Right Plant Selections

January 10, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Spring is an exciting time for gardeners in Northeastern Florida. The mild climate and long growing season provide an excellent opportunity to cultivate a wide variety of plants. By understanding when and what to plant, gardeners can maximize their harvests and enjoy a vibrant garden throughout the season. This guide answers common questions about spring gardening in North … [Read more...] about Spring Planting Strategies: Preparing for the Growing Season with the Right Plant Selections

Organic Gardening Practices

January 6, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Organic gardening involves growing plants without using synthetic chemicals or genetically modified organisms. This approach promotes a healthy environment and sustains soil fertility. Gardeners in Northeastern Florida can benefit from adopting organic gardening practices due to the region's unique climate and soil conditions. Starting an Organic Garden To start an … [Read more...] about Organic Gardening Practices

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How Many Fruit Trees Can You Grow on a Small Suburban Lot?

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With all this cold weather - it was time to assess "what's left" and share the latest with you. Stick around to the end, … [Read More...] about How Many Fruit Trees Can You Grow on a Small Suburban Lot?

Just Like That … It’s Spring!

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We've waited for the winter temps to recede and it seems like in Florida we've skipped ahead to summer - but I am here … [Read More...] about Just Like That … It’s Spring!

Why I’m Moving my Bird Feeder (And Removing My Avocado Tree 🥑)

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!Welcome to the first garden tour of the spring!. This is real gardening with real food—no "perfect" edits here. Join me … [Read More...] about Why I’m Moving my Bird Feeder (And Removing My Avocado Tree 🥑)

Live Seed Organization – Organize with Me – March 1st – 7PM ET

March 1, 2026 By Michelle

Grab those seeds and let's get organized together. After 6 years of stuffing seeds in containers it's time to really … [Read More...] about Live Seed Organization – Organize with Me – March 1st – 7PM ET

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