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Mother’s Day Cut Flower Bouquets: The Best Seeds to Start a Florida-Friendly Garden

May 7, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton There’s something undeniably special about giving a bouquet you’ve grown with your own two hands — especially for Mother’s Day. A homegrown bouquet isn't just beautiful; it’s personal, sustainable, and filled with love. If … [Read more...] about Mother’s Day Cut Flower Bouquets: The Best Seeds to Start a Florida-Friendly Garden

It’s Corn! How to Grow Edible, Successful Corn in Central Florida Landscapes

April 30, 2025

By Amanda Rose NewtonIf you’re a Central Florida gardener and you’ve ever dreamed of plucking fresh, sweet corn from your own backyard, you’re in luck!Corn can absolutely thrive here — with the right timing, cultivars, and a little hands-on help at … [Read more...] about It’s Corn! How to Grow Edible, Successful Corn in Central Florida Landscapes

Compost Like a Pro: What Kitchen Scraps Help (and Hurt) Your Garden

April 24, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton Turning your kitchen scraps into rich, usable compost is one of the most rewarding ways to support your garden and the environment. However, knowing what to discard — and what to keep — is key to getting it right. Today, … [Read more...] about Compost Like a Pro: What Kitchen Scraps Help (and Hurt) Your Garden

Habitat Heroes: Butterfly Gardens – Plants for Every Stage of Life to Support Pollinators Year-Round in Your Central Florida Garden

April 16, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton Butterflies aren't just beautiful—they're essential pollinators and indicators of a healthy ecosystem. This edition of Habitat Heroes is about creating a butterfly garden that supports every stage of a butterfly’s life—from … [Read more...] about Habitat Heroes: Butterfly Gardens – Plants for Every Stage of Life to Support Pollinators Year-Round in Your Central Florida Garden

Milkweed 101 for Central Florida: Pink, White, Swamp, Native – What’s the Difference?

April 9, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton If you're trying to attract butterflies — especially monarchs — to your Florida garden, milkweed is a must. But with so many varieties available at garden centers, it’s easy to get confused. Pink? White? Swamp? Tropical? … [Read more...] about Milkweed 101 for Central Florida: Pink, White, Swamp, Native – What’s the Difference?

Grafted vs. Own-Root Citrus: What Florida Gardeners Need to Know

April 2, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton If you’ve browsed a Central Florida nursery looking for citrus trees, you’ve likely seen the term “grafted” thrown around — and maybe even spotted tags that say “own-root.” But what do those terms mean, and which is … [Read more...] about Grafted vs. Own-Root Citrus: What Florida Gardeners Need to Know

Salty Shrubs: 10 Native Shrubs That Thrive Near Salt Water in Central Florida

March 26, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton Living near the coast or along one of Central Florida’s many canals, beaches, and lagoons can feel like paradise—until you try to plant a landscape. Salt spray, brackish water, and sandy soil can make gardening feel like a … [Read more...] about Salty Shrubs: 10 Native Shrubs That Thrive Near Salt Water in Central Florida

Garden Habitat Heroes: Creating a Space for Solitary Bees in Central Florida

March 19, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton As spring arrives in Central Florida, our gardens come alive with buzzing pollinators. While honeybees often steal the spotlight, solitary bees are the unsung heroes of the garden. These hardworking native … [Read more...] about Garden Habitat Heroes: Creating a Space for Solitary Bees in Central Florida

Veggie Pests in Central Florida: How to Identify and Treat Them Naturally

March 12, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton Growing vegetables in Central Florida is incredibly rewarding, with long growing seasons and plenty of sunshine providing ideal conditions for home gardens. However, the warm, humid climate also creates a perfect … [Read more...] about Veggie Pests in Central Florida: How to Identify and Treat Them Naturally

Berry Blast! Growing Strawberries, Blueberries, and More in Central Florida

March 5, 2025

By Amanda Rose Newton Few things are more satisfying than stepping outside and plucking a fresh, juicy berry straight from the plant. Whether it’s a handful of sweet strawberries or a bowl of plump blueberries, growing berries in Central … [Read more...] about Berry Blast! Growing Strawberries, Blueberries, and More in Central Florida

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