On the live we'll share tips on starting a garden when you're broke, starting with the three important questions you'll want to ask yourself BEFORE you get started. See you Sunday! 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5684935536017408 … [Read more...] about Starting A Garden When You’re Broke – Live Q&A
Fall-Blooming Flowers to Brighten Up Your Garden
As summer ends in Northeast Florida, gardens can start to look tired. Adding fall-blooming flowers brings fresh color and life back to your yard. With the right plants, your meadow garden in Northeast Florida can stay vibrant well into the cooler months. Even better, many native plants in Northeast Florida offer beauty while supporting pollinators like bees and butterflies. If … [Read more...] about Fall-Blooming Flowers to Brighten Up Your Garden
Mulching Secrets for a Cooler, Healthier Garden in Zone 9B
Gardening in Northeast Florida offers long growing seasons, abundant sunshine, and plenty of rain. But the same conditions that make Zone 9B so productive can also stress plants. Heat bakes the soil, sandy ground drains quickly, and storms wash nutrients away. Mulching is one of the simplest and most effective ways to create a cooler, healthier garden. With the right mulch, … [Read more...] about Mulching Secrets for a Cooler, Healthier Garden in Zone 9B
Unusual Florida Vegetables You Can Grow in Zone 9B
Most gardeners in Northeast Florida grow familiar vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and zucchini. These crops do well, but Zone 9B offers much more. The long, warm growing season allows gardeners to explore unusual vegetables that bring fresh flavors and resilience. Many of these vegetables thrive in the heat, resist local pests, and add visual interest to your … [Read more...] about Unusual Florida Vegetables You Can Grow in Zone 9B
Top 10 Garden Pests in Northeast Florida (and How to Beat Them Naturally)
Gardens in Northeast Florida are full of life. A meadow garden in Northeast Florida can host native plants, wildflowers, and pollinator favorites. This rich environment also attracts pests. Some pests cause small damage, while others threaten vegetables, herbs, and wildflowers. You can protect your garden without chemicals. Natural methods keep plants healthy while … [Read more...] about Top 10 Garden Pests in Northeast Florida (and How to Beat Them Naturally)