Florida Gardening Zone 9B

These 12 drought tolerant plants will add life and color to your garden, even if you live in a hot and dry desert environment. These flowers love the sun!

As we wind down summer and head into fall, don't hang up your gardening gloves just yet, there is still plenty to do! Fall is great for planting because the air is cool but the

Lettuce is one of those gifts that keeps on giving if you know how to harvest it correctly. Different varieties have different tolerances for how they are harvested {meaning, some will go to seed faster than others if you pick it as you need it}. Head lettuce is really best harvested as a whole head Read More >>

There are lots of vegetables you can plant in August! These vegetables can handle the heat and will give you a tasty harvest this fall and winter. Includes recommended varieties, planting tips, and recipes.

It’s that time of year again…or, if you have never tried growing garlic, it’s time to start. Garlic is RIDICULOUSLY easy to grow, and it overwinters, so it doesn’t really take up too much time or precious space in your garden boxes. Growing garlic is very simple and straightforward. For starters you want to try Read More >>

A fun infographic on the vegetables you can plant this month in Florida, on your Florida Gardening Solutions, from the Center for Land Use Efficiency

With sunshine nearly every day of the year, you would think that Florida is ideal for growing vegetables. Florida soils are naturally sandy and may also contain clay. In many cases, organic matter must be added to grow a healthy yield of vegetables. Like other regions, some vegetables do better in Florida than others.

Use this Florida vegetable planting calendar to determine the best time to plant vegetables in Florida. For most, it is in the early spring and early fall.

You can start a vegetable garden in July! Plant these 9 vegetables in July for a huge harvest this fall. Includes recommended varieties, planting tips, and recipes.

What seeds to plant in August for an awesome Fall garden. Zone 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 listed. Have your best vegetable garden ever!

There are still crops you can plant in August in zones 9 & 10. This article will focus on what to plant in August if you live in zones 9 or 10!

In Florida the easiest and most popular herbs to grow are: Basil, Cilantro, Dill, Lemon Balm, Mint, Oregano, Parsley, Rosemary, Tarragon, Thyme.

Learn how to pick the right varieties for Florida vegetable gardening and when you should be planting them in the ground. Build good soil and handle pests.

Are you wondering what you can plant in September? Depending on your zone, you might be surprised at all that you'll be able to grow this fall.

Yes, you can plant vegetables in September! These 15 veggies can handle the heat. Includes best varieties, planting tips, and recipes for your harvest.

A resource to help Florida gardeners grow food