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Rescuing Native Plants From My Garden Before They Get Removed

April 5, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

It's time to replant this front bed - BUT - before I do - I've spotted a native that I definitely want back in the native garden. In this video, I'm Michelle to the rescue and spreading Spotted Bee Balm to the back of the Meadow. 7 Tips for Planting and Caring for Spotted Bee Balm Support for Michelle in the Meadow If you're interested in any of the products we … [Read more...] about Rescuing Native Plants From My Garden Before They Get Removed

The Raised Garden Bed Question That Started It All …

April 3, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

It has been a heck of a journey since I uploaded that first video • Vego Garden vs Birdies Raised Garden … and in this video I'm sharing a little bit of what's happened since then. I am so grateful for every one of you. You've made a difference in my life and I hope my videos help you, too. Support for Michelle in the Meadow If you're interested in any of the … [Read more...] about The Raised Garden Bed Question That Started It All …

March Madness in the Meadow | VLOG

March 30, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

So glad to be back in the Meadow. Follow along with me as I get a few small projects done and show you some of the progress we've made in "March Madness" in our Northeast Florida Garden. The new mulch I'm trying is called Garden Straw - you can find it here: https://michelleinthemeadow.com/straw Learning to move about the meadow is a bit tricky with the unlevel … [Read more...] about March Madness in the Meadow | VLOG

Plant Borders with Perennials

March 20, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Perennial borders embody the essence of dynamic garden design, offering a vibrant display that evolves from year to year. Unlike annuals, which grace gardens with their presence for a single season, perennials return each spring, growing more robust and more splendid with time. This longevity makes them a foundational element in creating sustainable and visually appealing … [Read more...] about Plant Borders with Perennials

Sun, Shade, and Soil: Optimizing Garden Conditions for Spring Growth

March 16, 2025 by Michelle Leave a Comment

As the spring season begins, gardeners in Northeast Florida face unique challenges and opportunities due to the region's distinct climate and soil conditions. An understanding of how sunlight, shade, and soil interact can significantly influence the health and productivity of your garden. This guide will explore these elements in detail, providing practical advice to help you … [Read more...] about Sun, Shade, and Soil: Optimizing Garden Conditions for Spring Growth

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The Messy Garden Question: How Much Cleanup Does a Pollinator Garden in Northeast Florida Really Need?

May 9, 2026 By Michelle

Key takeaways A pollinator garden in Northeast Florida performs best with selective, not blanket, cleanup. Zone … [Read More...] about The Messy Garden Question: How Much Cleanup Does a Pollinator Garden in Northeast Florida Really Need?

Turn Fallen Leaves Into Garden Gold: A Simple Guide to Leaf Mulch for Gardens

May 6, 2026 By Michelle

Summary Fallen leaves are a free, high-value garden resource that improves soil structure, feeds soil biology, and … [Read More...] about Turn Fallen Leaves Into Garden Gold: A Simple Guide to Leaf Mulch for Gardens

Summer Vegetables in September: Which Crops Should Stay and Which Should Go

August 29, 2026 By Michelle

Summary Summer vegetables in September fall into two clear groups for Zone 9 gardens. Heat-tolerant crops like okra, … [Read More...] about Summer Vegetables in September: Which Crops Should Stay and Which Should Go

The Second Growing Season: Why Fall Vegetable Gardening in Northeast Florida Beats Spring

August 26, 2026 By Michelle

Key takeaways: Many gardeners in Northeast Florida still treat spring as the default planting season, a habit … [Read More...] about The Second Growing Season: Why Fall Vegetable Gardening in Northeast Florida Beats Spring

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