Vegetable Gardening

March is a busy time in the Florida garden. It is the beginning of the warm season and when we begin to set our sights on summer gardening. Take a look at the full list of everything we can plant in March.

Soil tests are a great way to check soil conditions and make sure your soil is healthy. 

This article will explain what the test results mean, and how to use them to improve soil health for better plant growth.

Fall is a great time of year for growing vegetables in Florida, although many gardeners don't realize this until it's too late. Find out how you can successfully grow your own crops from the fall through summer!

It's no secret that growing even a small vegetable and herb garden saves money on grocery bills through the spring and summer months and, if you preserve them, through the fall and winter, as well.

Hydroponic gardening is the future! It addresses common concerns by facilitating the production of healthy, organic, and local crops right from the comfort of one’s home.

Nothing tastes better—or makes prepping dinner easier—than walking out your back door to grab lettuce or tomatoes from the garden. Fresh produce contains more nutrients, tastes better, and is often cheaper than the fruits and veggies at your local grocery store. ​But what exactly is hydroponic gardening all about and how it can help you?

With sunshine nearly every day of the year, Florida is ideal for growing vegetables. We have compiled a list of our favorite, simple to grow Florida vegetables.