Starting a vegetable garden in S. Florida can feel overwhelming but Jeannie simplifies it for you! Starting a vegetable garden in South Florida can feel overwhelming—sun, water, soil, pests, planting ...

Pot Size: Tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants do best with containers that hold at least five gallons of soil, while ...

No big yard? No problem. These vegetables thrive in tiny urban gardens. Planting a garden is a great way to feel connected to your food supply and seasonal changes. But gardening might seem out of the ...

The answers reveal a diverse mix — from niche specialty crops to commodities that are well-established in some regions but ...

Many gardeners lack the space for traditional gardens but can grow vegetables and herbs in containers. Choose compact, bush or patio plant varieties specifically bred for growing in smaller pots.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (BLOOM) — Mushrooms might be the secret ingredient missing from your garden, and not just for your dinner plate. While most home gardeners focus on tomatoes, herbs and leafy ...

These crops thrive in the heat and will be ready to eat at the end of summer.

Cooler winter temperatures provide a good opportunity for yard work and lawn care. December is an ideal time to plant a variety of flowers, herbs, and vegetables in Florida. Homeowners can overseed ...

When the seed catalogs start arriving in the mail after the New Year, placing your order early is a good idea, especially if you are after more unusual varieties. But when it comes to starting seeds, ...

Don’t start heat-loving seeds like tomatoes and beans too early or they’ll struggle before transplanting time. Winter is ideal for starting cold-hardy herbs and native plants that need a cold period ...