Save Your Seeds: A Beginner’s Guide to Seed Saving in Florida
Growing your garden from saved seeds is a simple and satisfying way to keep your garden thriving year after year. For gardeners in Northeast Florida, seed saving is more than just a fun activity—it’s a way to grow stronger plants, save money, and support the local...
Drought-Tolerant Meadow Plants
A meadow garden in Northeast Florida brings color, motion, and wildlife into the yard with less work than a lawn. It blends wildflowers, native grasses, and seasonal bloomers that handle heat and sandy soil. Using native plants in Northeast Florida supports local...
Creating Shade Gardens for Hot Summers
Hot summers in Northeast Florida can stress gardens, especially when plants grow in full sun. But shady areas offer a cooler, low-maintenance solution. With the right planning, you can create a thriving shade garden that supports native wildlife and adds beauty to...
Growing Asian Vegetables in our Zone 9B Garden
Viewers have asked for years for me to cover all the Asian vegetables I’m growing here for my family. In this live we’ll cover what’s growing now, what I’m planning to plant soon, and the seeds that are just waiting for the next planting cycle....