Gardening in Central Florida

I don't do a lot of reposting, but this idea of using a pallet as a sort of tiered mulitpot is really smart. I like in particular ...

Typical spring broccoli. I've been harvesting heads from the same plants for months now, and each time they produce a head, it's a ...

One of the geraniums I started from seed in the fall...

... and I know it because I saw my first Black Racer and... first Florida grasshoppers...  

  Someone in the comments asked for a picture of my DIY sprinkler system. Five minutes, a few dollars, and no tools (except a hacksaw or...

What's going on in your garden? 

I transplanted another dozen tomatoes into the garden, transplanted some nice little cukes ( pum ae , southern delight) and squash (pum ae ...

Since some people actually read this blog who want to garden better. I'm no expert, but I've learned a lot of lessons about what it...

Most of my tomatoes are in the ground. Beans in the ground. My squash and cuke seedlings are up, only cotelydons for the mome...

Gardening in the rain today... A week or two early, I got some smallish tomato seedlings into the beds. Mostly Juliette (hands-down the bes...

Surprised to see that January in Florida wasn't particularly warm... particularly compared to the rest of the contiguous US. (Alaska,...

A quick note... I've planted my spring flowers, a couple weeks early... Typically I wait until late February to start messing with tend...

What happens when you have more broccoli than the family can eat... Sprouted broccoli tastes fine... Often cauliflower wi...

A long time since the last post. I decided to start anew in my front bed, so I dug it deep and then raked in a cubic yard of c...

I really need to get back to blogging!

One last picture...