Springtime is the most popular time around the United States to grow a garden and it’s a busy time for Florida gardeners too. South and Central Floridians can begin starting transplants in...

Florida vegetable gardening provides unique growing conditions with hot summers, occasional freezes, and high humidity. The state’s long length, over 900 miles, offers varied climates from frost-free …

Through my website, I aim to build a trusted resource that empowers Florida gardeners with accurate, practical information on all plants including veggies, fruit trees, and ornamentals.

I use the University of Florida and the plantmaps site to gather my planting date recommendations for North, Central, and South Florida. I hope this chart helps guide you to a successful spring garden in …

What vegetables grow best in Florida? There are a plethora of foods that you can grow in Florida and vegetables are no exception. Here is a list of 27 vegetables that you can grow in Florida.

After you know which part of the state you fall into, use the planting guideline above to determine the best time to plant a garden in Florida. Choose a variety of vegetables off of the list above.

Not in Florida. There are lots of vegetables that grow in the Florida winter. Arugula, Beets, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflower, Kale, Kohlrabi, Lettuce, Mustard, Radish, Spinach, …

Planting vegetables in Florida follows a much different calendar than the rest of the united states. In north and central Florida we have two separate growing seasons, while south Florida really has one, …

Ever wondered if growing a luscious green garden on your Florida sandy soil was possible? I found out a few things about our soil in Florida by doing some research and having personal experience.

Where are the community gardens in Florida? There are lots of community gardens in Florida, I’ve built this list based off of community gardens near some major cities throughout Florida.