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The Joy of Slow Gardening: Finding Peace in Your Backyard

June 25, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

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 the seasons, and turn everyday backyard time into a calm, rewarding practice. Life often moves faster than the plants that people try to grow. Between work, family, and the constant … [Read more...] about The Joy of Slow Gardening: Finding Peace in Your Backyard

Garden tour that doesn’t look like the magazines

June 21, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Take a June garden tour to see how a spontaneous approach to planting can still produce a thriving backyard space. See what is working. This video offers a candid look at my garden during the month of June. Whether you are a beginner or just looking for realistic inspiration, this tour is for you. I show exactly how my garden beds are progressing, focusing on the … [Read more...] about Garden tour that doesn’t look like the magazines

Fall Planting in Northeast Florida: How to Prep Your Zone 9B Garden

June 19, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

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 rebuilding soil with compost and mulch gives new plants healthy roots before winter. Cool-season vegetables, native plants, and pollinator flowers all establish well during fall planting. Fall planting in Northeast … [Read more...] about Fall Planting in Northeast Florida: How to Prep Your Zone 9B Garden

Refreshing Garden Beds in Florida After a Long, Hot Summer

June 16, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

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 the cooler fall planting window. Done in early fall, this reset sets Zone 9 gardens up for a productive cool season. A long Florida summer is hard on a garden. By September, many beds look … [Read more...] about Refreshing Garden Beds in Florida After a Long, Hot Summer

Michelle in the Meadow is live!

June 14, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

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 links, which means I'll earn a small commission when you make a purchase. These commissions add up and help support this channel and my family. We are grateful when you take the time to … [Read more...] about Michelle in the Meadow is live!

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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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