Gardening in harmony with nature doesn’t just mean growing beautiful plants — it’s also about reducing what we throw away. In a meadow garden in Northeast Florida, practicing zero-waste gardening allows us to repurpose scraps, weeds, and garden clippings into powerful...
Gardening in Florida is a rewarding experience, especially when you’re growing your own food. But as any gardener knows, the subtropical climate brings not only sunshine and rain—but also an army of hungry pests. Rather than reaching for chemical pesticides, more...
Healthy soil feeds strong plants. Compost builds that soil. In Northeast Florida, composting is one of the best ways to grow native plants and wildflowers without using synthetic fertilizers. A well-built compost system turns everyday garden waste and kitchen scraps...
There’s something magical about stepping into your own garden and gathering the ingredients for a meal. In Zone 9B, particularly in Northeast Florida, a well-designed meadow garden not only brings natural beauty but also offers a bounty of seasonal fruits, vegetables,...
It was a hot one this morning. After pulling out the lemongrass (video soon), I decided to grab the camera and get on with the tour. This time we meandered around the whole perimeter checking out what’s growing, what’s flowing, and what we’ve been...
