April in Florida isn’t for the faint of heart—or the cool-season crops. The days heat up and spring surrenders to…
December and January were weird, am I right? How about that whole week of winter? Usually, Florida gardeners are doing…
I hate to say it, but Hurricanes Helene and Milton actually gave me a chance to regroup. I could sit…
Florida’s climate, with its sunny days and mild winters, offers an excellent opportunity for growing fresh, healthy vegetables year-round. A…
We’re still in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, and from the brown tips of every leaf and defoliated…
I’ve seen and heard many Florida gardeners complain that tomatoes just do not grow well here. It’s too hot, it’s…
Our milder weather may give us extra time for gardening, but even here in Zone 10a, it can get cold enough to chill delicate plants. That’s why I’ve been spending some time looking for the best greenhouse kits.
As a gardener in Florida, I’ve learned that our winters provide a unique setting for growing a variety of plants.…
If you’ve been paying attention to the weather forecast, it’s likely that the last thing on your mind is what…
Perpetual spinach chard is a rare leafy vegetable that thrives in subtropical climates. With its rich heritage and impressive adaptability,…