Very informative. you put a lot of information in these shorts. I especially like the last frost date website

Thanks for the tips. I live in Florida zone 10a I have always started my carrots using a thin wet paper towel and covering them with a thin layer of seed germination soil water and cover with some thick black plastic to keep the soil moist until the seeds germinate. This has always worked for me 💯 of the time. The soil stays moist.

These are so messy and can take over whole neighborhoods😂 do not plant these 😂.

Plant some plants. Let them bloom, cover each bloom with a small fruit bag and let it go to seed. I know it’s not the same as buying bulk. But, you can get it to spread further without buying more plants if you can be patient.

Oh man that is gorgeous! Is it common in Florida or native?

If you're in Central Florida, I need food landscape design/installation

It's been really hard to get perennial peanut seeds in the past few years. Have there been any laws that you're aware of that keep the seeds from being sold?

Aww I know it’s December but I live I south Florida so I’m gonna risk it

Florida is just America’s South America isn’t it

Can you drop a link for me to visit your gardens? Where can I find a good version of this Tea in my yard.

Good stuff, fellow Florida man

Thank you for guide... 1st timer🌱

What oil?

Good content! Keep it up!

Great info and you're funny.

Also wondering about Suwannee. We do get freezes up here.

🤨 Okay, you got me with this one. A Saba nut? Will that grow up here in citrus county?

My left ear 😢

Interesting 👍 I get why ppl don’t like it though 😅

Anything below 50 and I cover them. Great channel!

Thanks for the real world application experiment!!!

The last one knocked over all of my hibiscus 😢

I am shopping for seeds now. Thanks for the post.

After sowing and while they are covered, do we uncover and water daily?

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Ain't it the truth 😂

I think we started killing plants in FL at about the same time lol

I'm really glad to find you! 🦩There are a lot of good gardening channels, but I'm in South Florida, & lots of them have recommendations that just won't apply here! Fellow Everglades tomato fan here. Garden On! 🍃🍀🍃

Love Everglades tomatoes! Those volunteers do have a way of popping up where you don't want them to be. Prepare to transplant!😊

I quit using bone meal because I find it draws fire ants to my garden. Also carrots are a host plant for the black swallowtail butterflu, so I am happy to see those caterpillars - I don't consider them a pest.

In NW Fla. Everglades tomato grow literally like weed. I get too many voluteers! My "heat tollerant" tomatoes always die in the early summer from the heat. I will try shade cloth next year.

lol. Everglades tomatoes have the been the hardest for me. I kill then pretty quickly. All my other tomatoes have done well. I’m in Cape Coral so the heat this far south in the state has made it challenging for me to figure out exactly when to start seeds and / or direct sow.

Everglades tomatoes are a life changer. I bought one plant from a nursery 5 years ago and have never needed to worry about them again. The plant usually dies back in the summer heat/humidity, rip it up, and then just quickly after you’ll see volunteers popping up

Carrots are my favorite thing to grow. So satisfying.

Where do you get these particular seeds?

I will try planting carrots for the first time , I will try this. The background music was a bit loud though.

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For more even bubbling consider long rectangular air stones. You can elevate them with a brick so they spray the surface well.

I'm enjoying your shorts but miss your videos.

nice to see you doing videos again!

Didn't know what it was called, but I have done this!!!

Hügelkultur. Hügel means hill.

You're wasting a lot of space by not utilizing those block cavities. Good vid

What? it is a perennial vine? 😮😮😮

In Louisiana we call them merliton.

Great tips!!!

Nice tip!

I’ve been looking for a Florida version of @NativeHabitatProject Do you know about his channel?

Finally, a YT channel that does plants native to Florida and not just freaking lawns!!! Thank you very much! Looking forward to more native plants so that I can start bringing back my property to its former glory.

Well, you just got a new subscriber.