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Why Tomatoes Stop Producing in Heat, and What to Do Next Season

June 10, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Key takeaways Many gardeners want to know why tomatoes stop producing in heat. High summer temperatures cause tomato flowers to drop before they set fruit. The damage often begins weeks before the vines look bare. A few organic changes next season can restore a healthy harvest. A tomato plant can look healthy and still refuse to fruit. The leaves stay green, new flowers … [Read more...] about Why Tomatoes Stop Producing in Heat, and What to Do Next Season

Summer Cover Crops for Florida Gardens: Cowpeas and Sunn Hemp for Empty Beds

June 6, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Key takeaways Florida summers are tough on a vegetable garden. By June, many spring crops have faded, and the beds sit bare under heavy heat and afternoon storms. Empty soil bakes hard, washes away in the rain, and fills with weeds within weeks. There is a simpler path. In Florida, summer cover crops give those open beds a job to do, and two of the easiest choices are … [Read more...] about Summer Cover Crops for Florida Gardens: Cowpeas and Sunn Hemp for Empty Beds

Natural Summer Pest Control for Florida Gardens

June 2, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Key takeaways Natural summer pest control relies on healthy soil, the right plant choices, and gentle organic treatments. These habits keep summer pests in check in a hot Florida garden, using only natural methods. Florida summers test every gardener. Heat, humidity, and steady rain let aphids, hornworms, and whiteflies multiply fast. The good news is that natural summer … [Read more...] about Natural Summer Pest Control for Florida Gardens

We Didn’t Get April Showers — But Look at These May Flowers 🌸 | Silent Garden Tour

May 25, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

We didn't get April showers this year — but the May garden didn't get the memo. 🌸 No talking. No cuts. Just 12 minutes of the meadow in full late spring glory — and every corner I don't usually show you. This is a one-shot silent walk through Michelle in the Meadow in May — behind the raised beds, along the waterway, through the hidden paths between beds, and past … [Read more...] about We Didn’t Get April Showers — But Look at These May Flowers 🌸 | Silent Garden Tour

My Irrigation Worries Are OVER (almost). ‪@epicgardening‬

May 23, 2026 by Michelle Leave a Comment

Michelle in the Meadow tagged products below. Learn more: Epic Garden Watering System: Starter Kit Limited shipping areasEpic Garden Watering System: Expansion Kit Limited shipping areas 🛒 Shop Epic Gardening Memorial Day Sale — Ends May 28:https://michelleinthemeadow.com/epicUse code MEADOW at checkout for up to 45% total savings #epicgardening … [Read more...] about My Irrigation Worries Are OVER (almost). ‪@epicgardening‬

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

April 9, 2026 By Michelle

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!

April 5, 2026 By Michelle

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 🥑)

March 22, 2026 By Michelle

!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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