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The Florida Veggie Seed Club: Your Top Questions Answered

The Florida Veggie Seed Club: Your Top Questions Answered

Curious about what’s included in the Florida Veggie Seed Club? Not sure which subscription is right for your space? You’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.

This post breaks down the most common questions we get about the Florida Veggie Seed Club, from how it works to who it’s best for, and everything in between. Whether you’re brand new to gardening or just new to Florida gardening, we’re here to help you grow with confidence, season after season.

 

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Brassicas/ Cruciferous Family Planting Guide for Florida Gardeners

Brassicas/ Cruciferous Family Planting Guide for Florida Gardeners

From broccoli to mustard greens, brassicas are nutrient-packed cool-weather crops that thrive in Florida’s winter months. In this guide, learn how to plant, nurture, and harvest favorites like kale, cabbage, and cauliflower. With detailed soil, water, and spacing tips for each plant, along with pest management techniques, you’ll have everything you need for a flourishing brassica garden. Perfect for new and experienced Florida gardeners alike, this guide covers ideal planting times, soil requirements, and expert tips to ensure a productive season.


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Lettuce & Other Leafy Greens For Your Florida Winter Garden

Lettuce & Other Leafy Greens For Your Florida Winter Garden

For those of us who live in zone 9 and up, the winter gardening season is absolutely lovely, and in comparison to the rest of the country, one of the most abundant growing seasons. We are able to grow a bountiful range of more traditional crops that are more challenging to grow during other parts of the year including lettuces...
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Relevant and actionable information on growing food in Florida. From beginner gardening concepts to food forest designs, small patio gardens on up to acreage. These articles will help you grow food with confidence so you can side step some of the obstacles many gardeners face when they first get started growing here.

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