One thing I never considered when I first got into gardening, was how I was going save and preserve the food I was growing. Out of all the things I planned for, spent money on and studied about…preserving just didnt cross my mind. Perhaps this was mostly because I thought to myself…“well, I wont beContinue reading “Preserving the Harvest 101: Dehydrating for Dummies!”
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The Florida Garden in August: Sowing Seeds for a Bounty of Summer to Fall Delights!
Hey there, fellow Florida gardeners! August is upon us, and with it comes the perfect opportunity to grow a delightful array of crops in your sunny garden. The heat may be intense, but fear not, for we have the lowdown on the best plants to cultivate during this sweltering month. Whether you’re a seasoned greenContinue reading “The Florida Garden in August: Sowing Seeds for a Bounty of Summer to Fall Delights!”
How to Grow Sweet Peppers in Florida Zone 10b: Tips and Tricks
Are you ready to spice up your garden game in Florida Zone 10b? Look no further than sweet peppers! Not only are they delicious, but they also come in a rainbow of colors that will make your garden pop. From red to yellow to green, your garden will look like a traffic light on steroids.
But enough about aesthetics, let’s get down to business. Growing sweet peppers in Florida can be a challenge, but with our expert tips, you’ll be a pepper pro in no time. Just don’t let your neighbors catch wind of your success, or you’ll have to start running a pepper protection program.
So, grab your gardening gloves and let’s get planting. It’s time to grow some sweet peppers that will make your taste buds dance and your garden glow.
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