GROWING Grocery Store Garlic Year 2 : New Location
How Long Did it Store? GROWING Grocery Store GARLIC Experiment
Grow a Starfruit Tree in Ground OR Container?
So We Got A Puppy! Dee-O-Gee Soup Diet Additive
Companion Planting Carrots and Onions
Beans Beans Beans. Two of My Best
Prepping and Planting Carrots
So We Got a Puppy! INSTEAD of Composting Kitchen Scraps
Missed a Few! HOW I Found Them
So We Got a Puppy! Installing a Post Next to Plumbing Pipes
So We Got a Puppy! Creating a Grassy Area Sod Install TIPS
Ever See that Movie ALIENS!
TROPICAL Non-Italian Oregano for Florida Zone 11 - Part 2
BEST Non-Italian Oregano for Florida Zone 11 - Part 1
Interplanting Beans with Greens Provides FREE Fertilizer
The REAL Ice Cream Banana. How to Tell?
HOW to MODIFY a Tomato Cage for a Shallow Container
Cool Season Means Brasicas in Zone 11
Looking Like a Tree Again! LYCHEE Rehab
Winds Downed Another Cassava
Homegrown Buzz. COFFEE Beans Showing Color
So We Got A Puppy! Influencing MAJOR Landscaping Changes
So We Got a Puppy! Yard Transformation...Fencing Part 1
SUPPORT Your RACK
Brown Coconuts are for the MEAT
New PUPPY Requires Garden Changes
ROADTRIP Supply Basket from a Florida Yard
Flying SOLO: Just The Right Size
SUPERSTAR Tropical Fruit For Containers
FIGS are Ready for a Taste!
Seeds We're Growing NOW Florida/Zone 11
Papayas are Prolific
GOOD To Be The KING
Organic Breakdown or Happy 2 See Me
Tropical Peppers Ripe for the 1st Time
Something Ate My Main Patch of Onions
Storms Can Uproot Your Cassava Dreams
What Would U Do? Fruit or Trim To Shape
Blackberries Still Fruiting in Zone 11 Heat
Sometimes U Fail
Dollar Store Bubbles
Grow Yardlong Beans WITHOUT a Trellis
MOSQUITO Control: Eliminate Standing Water From Gutters
Green Waste Pickup Steals Soil Nutrition
Backyard to Table: FRESH Sweet Potatoes
IT CAN BE DONE! South Florida Grocery Store Garlic Experiment
AVOCADOS are Ready When THIS Happens
INVASIVE but Entertaining
Food Forest / Edible landscaping and DIY projects in South Florida/Zone 11 on a standard urban 1/5 acre home lot (that's ~9000 sq. feet to u and me) from a native Floridian perspective. Just showing U what we have found that works.
Not all Florida is equal in terms of what you can grow. Our focus will be on the tropical side of Florida (where you can grow coconuts) as those conditions change the game.
While we have traditional annual beds, our food forest/edible landscaping gardening focuses on esthetics while integrating food crops as our environment allows. We try and grow a wide diversity of fruit and vegetables, but ultimately, we grow what we like and eat what we grow.
Wildlife enthusiasts who encourage native animal diversity on our property and hope to share our interactions with those visitors.
See ya later!