See What 10 Months of Grocery Row Gardening Leads To!? (David The Good Summer Garden Tour)

The Grocery Row Garden is absolutely crazy now! Today we take a garden tour and see what we can see in the heat of July.
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The watermelon landrace project is continuing nicely and the vines are completely eating the garden pathways. We also have lots of cucumbers going to seed and plenty of peppers that need to be harvested. The edible D. bulbifera is coming along beautifully and the cassava is getting tall. All in all, it's a lovely time to walk through the Grocery Row Garden!

[@debbiec1442]

I wanted to let you know that out of all the KZbin gardening channels that I watch you have helped me more than any. It's like you gave me permission to be free in the garden and this year my garden has blossomed. So thank you so much!

[@susanwalker4719]

Exactly.

[@Mrbfgray]

Honestly one of most useful entertaining gardening channels.

[@gregmartz5235]

caused by 5G! LMAO...

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

😂caught me off guard too.

[@lynnjasmine3216]

5g and "I wrote a book". Funny.

[@TheLifeProvided]

My favorite line

[@johnshawngrubb4675]

You’ve been such an inspiration that we put in our swale food forest garden last fall and I just planted the last of my collection of seeds basically on top of who knows what since I’m running out of room-cukes, peppers, peanuts for the first time (were grown commercially on this property for years), Moringa seeds, and still have more seeds to plant besides more 2’ tall tomato seedlings. The landrace tomatoes I did get in the ground are coming in like I’ve never seen before! Ezekiel’s watermelons are coming into their vine and I look forward to some this fall. All of it is Christmas! Thank you David and Rachel!

[@davidthegood]

Thank you!

[@susanmarsh5648]

If you have too much cucumber seeds you can use the seeds as natural wormer for all species (pets, livestock, pets) the cucurbitin makes worms release and pass out.

[@greenchristendom4116]

Your content now that you live here is probably a bit more useful to me since I live in Florida, but what you were doing in Grenada was really fascinating, and it would have been really interesting to see how that system matured.

[@davidthegood]

I know. I miss it sometimes. But I like being home.

[@greenchristendom4116]

@@davidthegood Yeah, know what you mean, as much as a completely Tropical environment is appealing. Florida is far enough, we're near my wife's family and at least in the same country as mine in Indiana. I do miss some things about Indiana, not being able to see my family as frequently, the spring ephemeral and prarie flowers (though above us in the panhandle does have many of the same species of both) morel mushrooms, fall colors etc. as well as those vegetables that were easier to grow there than here. At least rual central florida, where we should soon be God willing, reminds me of home to a certain extent, and I'll have a good amount of space for some of Florida's native plants along with edible and useful ones including those of a tropical sort which is exciting (and was another motive of moving down here besides being near to Mary's family; we'll be able to grow things like yuca which is part of their quesine as her parents are from Venezuela).

[@pamelacooley6457]

There’s always something to be done when you have a home,family,and garden. And if you have chickens and other farm critters you are never without something to do😂❤

[@tommyluck19]

I missed your longer videos like this! Love your work!❤

[@SouthernLatitudesFL]

You crack me up! 5g! Then, future David vs past David! Your beautiful garden mess makes me feel better about my out of control garden.

[@Highlander.7]

Canna lilies are awesome. We have been growing collecting them in my family for over 20 yrs. The green ones with small orange flowers are absolutely crazy. They get at least 8 ft, though often closer to 12 ft or taller. The variety you have we call Tropicana. They have large red flowers and some have large orange flowers, they do not get nearly as tall and almost never produce seeds. Another common name is "Indian shot" as the seeds are incredibly hard. We have tall seeding varieties of red, yellow, red/yellow, orange and even a pink. Much love and happy Independence Day to the whole family !!!!!!! Thank you Ezekiel for the landrace watermelon seeds !!! I planted as soon as they arrived

[@Youdontknowmeson1324]

You can eat them

[@BNM-b7t]

I've been told that the watermelon will be ready when the curly q on the far end of the melon starts to dry, turning brown. 🍉

[@davidthegood]

Yes. That's part of it. Sometimes that's wrong, though.

[@BNM-b7t]

@@davidthegoodWith all of those beautiful watermelon 🍉, you can figure that out for us. 😀 #yum

[@antoniettamarsala8541]

Gotta love your style and yes I'm having the time of my life watching and listening to you 😂😂👏👍👍

[@cindycrane4475]

You are encouraging me to go barefoot in my garden!

[@ejuran2661]

It’s grounding. It’s very good for your health. I’m barefoot in my yard as much as possible. 😊

[@Katydidit]

Very good for you... just go for it!

[@sunnydayssandytoes4337]

Lol, you always make me laugh at myself through your own confusion as it mirrors my own confusion in the middle of the summer garden. The glorious disaster of planting things on top of things. 😂

[@stephenluna7932]

Good stuff. Side note the other day when helping with a yard cleanup some guys pulled out some iris flowers thinking they were weeds, so I replanted them. However, there were no trowels and all we had were machetes so I figured well David the good plants with a machete I’ll try it out, it worked great and added another layer of fun 😂😃

[@Mindy56743]

Be careful when you say I am not going to do something. Abba has a way of saying yes you will lol😂

[@breaking_bear]

You were very correct about the cherry tomatoes! I can't grow regular tomatoes for anything! But the cherry tomato plant I picked out is the craziest, most prolific tomato plant I have ever seen, let alone grown!i

[@nancyseery2213]

Thanks for the video. Loved to hear the bees buzzing by as you were recording. My cucumbers have finally hit, so it's pickle time of year for me. Just when your garden looks like the Amazon River Basin, then you know you have done it right! God bless y'all and keep growing.

[@beverlyd3464]

Such and lovely garden and inspiring, indeed! Would absolutely love to see how you cook/make meals out of that. Make us hungry!

[@marthafinney1369]

David, ordered everglades tomato seeds from you, and they are growing like crazy in my garden. They are the most delicious tomato that I've ever had! I've got better boys and early girls in the garden as well, and an entire area of "volunteers," (most likely some roma, morning glory other small tomatoes from compost pile)--but there is absolutely no comparison to those everglades! I made some homemade tomato soup the other day from the everglades, with fresh basil from the garden. My husband said it was "amazing," the "best tomato soup he's ever had." The flavor was such that I am craving it...off to the garden to pick some more and make some more soup! Have a super-abundance of peppers as well, think I will try those in the soup. :-) Very grateful to you for your encouragement in gardening-my first year, and it has been amazing-squashes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, pole beans, oriental yardlong beans, asparagus, purple tree kale, sweet potatoes, seminole pumpkins, blueberrry bushes, muscadines, stevia, egyptian walking onions, all sorts of herbs! It has been such a gift and a joy!! 🙂 (As well, planted moringa, apple, ice cream banana, mulberry, avocado, persimmon, strawberry guava, pineapple guava, satsuma, pomegranate trees- have lemon, grapefruit, lime, fig, kumquat, loquat trees and blackberries :-)) Thank you, again!

[@davidthegood]

Thank you. The flavor is really startlingly good - I'm so glad you're enjoying them.

[@ambersykora352]

You want your watermelon to sound drnse when you thump it. The more scarring on it the better it means it was pollinated many times making it sweeter.

[@Dheeidjdndbd]

Thank you for the tip on Vetiver. I’m going to check that out to plant along my sloped property line.

[@evelynkorjack2126]

the herb garden, cindy meredith, texas. got my first starts there about 5 years ago. i now have about 20 of them, they are really slowing down the erosion on my dirt road. i am in 9b. they took three freezes this winter, looked really rough but they all came back.

[@user-ic2ug8ys1z]

Treading on serpents....barefoot! Rock on DTG, I need some of that grass to control erosion. What other names does it have? 😃🌱🐢

[@evelynkorjack2126]

Vetiver! i have louisiana sunshine here in central florida 9b, got the starts from cindy meredith in texas. i have about 20 around the place and along my constantly washing out sand road, and they are slowing down the erosion. we had 3 freezes this past winter, slowed some down, they all recovered just in time for continued drought. i also LOVE these.

[@user-ic2ug8ys1z]

Thanks for the info, it is much needed. 😃

[@Chickmamapalletfarm]

Defiantly not looking at real estate in Appalachia. 😂😂😂. You happen to be growing in my zone right now, so I really don’t want you to move again. But I lived in Appalachia before moving to southern Mississippi, and I know you would love it there.

[@babetteisinthegarden6920]

Oh so you're drinking special coffee so you see little tiny flying things that aren't really there, thanks for the video

[@heatherkennedy9973]

we have been in triple digets for a few weeks --102 today last i looked --a few days ago it was 110--only going to get hotter here in tucson az--when the monsones come we will get the heat and the humidity--life in the desert!!

[@Pamsgarden213]

I had one small piece of Vetiver in my backyard. It started getting too big so I wanted to move it and split it up. The roots go down so far. It took an axe and more to get that thing out. I planted six small stem pieces along the front of my yard and now have a living fence. It will get 8 feet tall if I don't chop and drop. I love it for free mulch. Random fact, Vetiver is used for quite a few perfumes.

[@NannaCarlstedt2]

Hi David, Isn´t that so, in the winter the lush garden seems so far away.

[@terrieholloway9066]

Awesome 😎

[@Dheeidjdndbd]

I want to know more about your edible D. bulbifera! I have one that has the angled baubils you have and would love to hear your experience with it in depth!!!

[@BethEmily763]

Hello from SC

[@ejuran2661]

Hi from SC also.

[@zaneymay]

As always your garden is looking good. I just want to know how you keep the ants out.

[@davidthegood]

Amdro fire ant bait, earlier in the season. Spot treatment of hills.

[@laurachatfield4142]

I got some cardinal, or cypress vine. Its beautiful and not that I've seen Hummingbirds, its supposed to attract them.

[@sarahfabares911]

I heard you say zone 8B but where are y’all located now? I am in southeast Louisiana. 9A and I have loved seeing all the cool things you grow!

[@heatherkennedy9973]

ment to add the garden looks fab!!

[@HyggeHomestead]

Garden looking good

[@trinity885]

David the Good, maniacal inventor of the Hillbilly Cern that is under his garden of infinite timelines...

[@mictooraw6536]

Picture of Tomato Plant with the leaf issues and 5G should be on a shirt😂😂😂

[@pamelacooley6457]

Loook at those watermelons 😮 when did you plant them…what month.

[@davidthegood]

March and April, I think.

[@johnliberty3647]

Happy 4th mr the good. Heard you will be at scrubfest .. hope the rumor is true I will be working there. Look forward to meeting my favorite author.

[@davidthegood]

Yes - will be there.

[@wolf4076]

That's my kind of gardening too... I'm curious, why did you leave CR? My son moved there and wants us to follow him from Australia before the tyranny here comes down real hard,

[@laurachatfield4142]

My watermelon is going nuts! Still only ine melin, but i was taking a tour of the yard today and a vine almost got stepped on. It was grabbing onto blades of grass, so all i coyld do was point the end of it back in the direction it came. One question, i moticed yours all seem to be in shaded areas. The one melin i have is nestled under a big clump of itchgrass. Im thinking maybe they prefer partial shaded areas to be productive? Should i plant something tall near the vine to give some shade?

[@TheFruitfulFIG]

What did you put in the coffee lol

[@coolbreeze8572]

I've had so many stink bugs this year it's frustrating. Idk how to prevent these guys from taking a foot hold in garden? I don't use chemicals on them I just smash and smash away 😆. Anyone have any ideas if love to hear them?

[@danielriddellsfoodforestgarden]

Thanks

[@davidthegood]

Thank you very much.

[@teresaroman3348]

What DID you put in the coffee?

[@mollytrap]

Vetiver vs Lemongrass? Would you say they are equally beneficial in the same ways? I have lemongrass on the end of each of my rows for chop and drop and I’m thinking it would also help with erosion.

[@evelynkorjack2126]

the roots of vetiver go down about 12 feet.

[@mollytrap]

@@evelynkorjack2126 wow!!! I did not know they went THAT deep! 🤯

[@davidthegood]

Vetiver is way tougher and thicker compared to lemongrass. But lemongrass has its place.

[@oldbear6813]

I love the smell of fresh cut lemon grass and haven't figured out why we don't use it in our "yards" 😂

[@pavlovssheep5548]

was the coffee made from ipomoea seeds ?

[@davidthegood]

Nice

[@HitTheDirt]

I would like one or a few of those Canna . You mention chop and drop but I’m guessing the tuber is edible.

[@danielriddellsfoodforestgarden]

Canna Edulis is edible. Queensland Arrowroot

[@oliverbyrne508]

How much rum in that cup? 😂😅😊😮😢

[@az-yq3rk]

Why did Dave plant a Chinese Chestnut instead of the American one?

[@davidthegood]

They are smaller

[@jamesbackyard7192]

Red okra didnt do so good for me. The green on the other hand has been growing itself for 2 years😂 dwlf seeds😂

[@jamesbackyard7192]

Self*

[@juliettedemaso7588]

Ahhh the vetiver!! wow it’s beautiful! I’m in love, must find immediately. 😍 I’m so grateful to you for showing your beautiful “mess”. That’s my kind of gardening right there. Nature doing her bountiful thing, what a sight! Never let anyone trick you into scarcity mentality folks. It’s all a grift to get us fighting instead of smiling. I see these photo perfect permaculture food forest KZbin channels and get deflated comparing them to my reality. But then again, I’m not doing this for views. I’m doing it for me, my family, for nature, for proof. Views are a fine enough reason, if filming a picture-perfect garden is keeping the lights on.. hey, get your coin. And some people naturally arrange their lives in measured rows. It’s all allowed. But for most of us home gardeners out here, we’re just glad to be growing stuff. PS: no knocking Chinese statues if you’re not knocking American statues too. Stones, glass houses and whatnot. 😉 🪨 🤫

[@davidthegood]

Cheap Chinese statues

[@juliettedemaso7588]

@@davidthegood lol it sounds like a euphemism now. I think my brain is melting from the heat. 🫠😅

[@micahlantz905]

Definitely not looking at real estate in Appalachia

[@Oktopia]

Gardening after the "Why not?" philosophy is a cool way to garden. I'm starting to shift my thinking along those lines too :D

[@jonwebb3235]

Black Cherry is an overlooked native tree. Black cherries make the best homemade ice cream, or cobbler. I just keep my trees (all volunteers) to a manageable height and keep them away from any animals.

[@TheRealHonestInquiry]

You know what I find interesting about cucurbits, is their roots smell like the flesh of the fruit. Try it next time you are transplanting one. It's useful for being able to tell them apart, which I learned after mixing up tags on a batch of cucumbers, watermelon and cantaloupe seedlings.

[@pamelabratton2501]

Imma check this out! Cool trick!

[@kacybw]

How could you tell them apart since they're all cucurbits?

[@ofrecentvintage]

Eggplants have the same trait! I discovered that last year and was amazed.

[@JTNZ333]

Love your style mate! 👌🏻 It looks so natural compared to straight line gardening. Beautiful!

[@stephencooley8493]

I think you may have stumbled on String Theory for Gardeners. Each string is a past or future Dave doing things in the garden. These cosmic strings are jumbled and tangled through space-time and every once in a while one string may intersect with another. That's when you find things like 15 plants all in an area where you thought you only planted potatoes, or Yacon on top of asparagus, or Cassava planted under a trellis. I've experienced it myself and it could just be that I'm getting older and forgetting things -- I like the string theory idea better. Love the videos!

[@Katydidit]

Hilarious... love that banter!

[@everettmcdonald2088]

David the Good Horticultural Anarchist. I love it! As I walked through my veggie garden today I kept asking myself, where did this come from? Who planted all these Cleomes? Then to my grocery row garden that runs along the north fence, 65 feet long, 8 feet deep. It looks as crazy as yours. I love it and I’m getting blackberries, blueberries, elephant garlic, onions, Swiss chard, okra and loads of cherry tomatoes. The ground cover is small butternut winter squash. All planted among all kinds of flowers. Thank you for the book, and the inspiration.

[@manjawarner3162]

Sounds beautiful and productive! I love garden surprises. It's like Christmas every week on my property as I discover new arrivals that pop up from bird droppings and whatnot. I found two passion vines and what looks to be a muscadine grape vine in the back woods last week! And there are four rogue rudbeckias in the middle of the front yard. Then there are the surprises I find after something I planted finally presents itself but meanwhile I've already planted something else right there so now they're conjoined. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@millermdiehl]

David. I live in central Ohio. We get high humidity in the summer. I garden the same way you do. I don’t have the space you have but I have a good size garden. Watching your video made me realize that it’s okay to garden chaotically. Because I let things go to seed food comes up where ever it wants to and I leave it. I don’t plant things in straight rows, even though I try. This year I embraced the way I garden. It’s the best garden I’ve ever had. I threw the companion gardening rules out the window and planted things where I had space. Things are thriving. Pests are at a minimum. It’s a cottage garden dream come true. Thank you for your videos. Been following you for years and out of all the gardening people I watch you have helped me the most. ❤❤❤❤

[@k.p.1139]

We are now in heat jail. The garden can only be tended before 0900 😆Everything after that is to hot, and the evening the dragon flies can't keep up with the skeeters...But, I have seeds started soooo 😁😁

[@adventurebob6898]

You mentioned the wasps. The mud daubers are keeping my brassicas completely clean of cabbage caterpillars. Then I had a mini outbreak of asparagus beetle larvae, and got wasps kicked into gear and started annihilating those larvae. They're great.

[@umiluv]

The mud daubers love hunting caterpillars in my garden. I love them.

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

I thought my garden was a mess with pumpkin vines going everywhere, but you've topped mine David 😂. I have such a small space for gardening I have to crowd in everything I can and it doesn't always work out well. Like right now the cukes have mildew and I'm pulling them out today. My melons are still babies.

[@dratbone0148]

That is an amazing grocery brow garden! We're a little under halfway done with clearing a 15x40 spot with a broadfork n our side yard for this (By hand in July, in NC. 🤣) which we're hoping to get cowpeas and buckwheat in by next weekend to be ready to plant trees, bushes and shrubs for ours. Thanks for the reminder that it's ok to do life as well as well as showing us the vision you have.

[@pietsnot7002]

Looks like you’ve created a beautiful ecosystem there! Love it! And l love your humor in between 🤣🤣

[@Katydidit]

Would love to get on the pre order list for the discoria bulbifera seed bulbils... when they start to take off.. and you finally have more than you need. !!

[@PlantObsessed]

Jumanji gardening 😂

[@monkeymommy778]

It's always fun to see what y'all have growing in the Grocery Rows. The part with the gnats at the end was funny, you could have used that as the thumbnail 😂.

[@patriciaserdahl5577]

Grocery Row gardens look fabulous David Happy 4th of July to you n your family hope you continue to be blessed with our Lord bounty 😊🙏 🇺🇸 🎆 🎇

[@davidthegood]

You too

[@fishinghole333]

The garden is glorious and wild! You and God did GOOD!

[@pamelacooley6457]

Hot here in Georgia. My garden is doing well. The weeds are getting a tad plentiful 😂in my garden …but the garden plants are taking over too. Love your channel ❤ your groceries are looking beautiful 😊

[@brittanylacroix4432]

I just appreciate and love the explanation and experimentation. The only failure is to not learn from it. Thank you for the time.

[@davidthegood]

Thank you, Brittany.

[@sandrahusbands3345]

Dear David, thank you for all the encouragement! We really need it with all the shenanigans going on with the food in the stores etc,etc,etc.

[@teresaamsler5083]

Thank you for reminding me that life happens, and its ok because it does.

[@waydownyonder8446]

Thank you for giving us this. Wonderful and inspiring.

[@williamvillar2519]

I was wondering how long those bulbils will store. I still have my one Seminole pumpkin from last year on my kitchen counter. I'm sure I need to cook it soon and I also have some growing. Unfortunately, none of my everglades tomato seeds germinated. Do you grow sorghum for fodder and chop and drop? My father-in-law put dirt from the chicken coop in their small garden beds this Spring and seed was apparently in the dirt. He said he threw some in with the chickens and they ate it up. I told him he should save the seed and grow his own feed but I'm also interested in growing it for chop and drop. Perhaps as fodder in the future if we should decide to get livestock. I was also wondering if you had any luck training grapes up trees in the food forest? I have several male persimmons, apparently, as well as ornamental pears. I've been trying to train them those trees. The wasps have been pulling their weight in the garden this year. Noticed horn worm damage here and there but no worms and the plants have recovered fine.

[@Katydidit]

Same here... the wasps and the birds apparently!!

[@davidthegood]

The bulbils usually store from about December to April before sprouting vines.

[@isabelladavis1363]

Wonderful garden !

[@JustJamiesAdventures]

These are my favorite videos to watch 💜

[@VLXMario]

I planted cucumber, Watermelon, squash, and Cantaloupe. They say to give a couple years rest before planting in the same spot so I figure it's a perfect time time to put down a 2ft deep wood mulch

[@mitsealb3609]

Indigent- A very nice word that you learned from reading. And relatable on occasion.

[@ejuran2661]

I’m in SC about 40 miles inland from Myrtle beach and my yard is mostly sand, I would love to grocery row garden but the only thing I can get to grow in ground is blueberries, elderberries and muscadines and sweet potatoes. What would you suggest I can to that is not costly.

[@davidthegood]

Lots and lots of organic matter/mulch will help immensely

[@evelynkorjack2126]

dtg recommended soil ammendment to me a few years ago, cheap unscented cat litter. i live in central florida on sand, about 10 miles from gulf, the cat litter and tree mulch from tree company has made all the difference. we got the tree mulch free from tree company.

[@cathywco]

What did you put in the coffee!! 😂 😂

[@jonescreekfarm9084]

I’d love to buy any of your land race seed varieties. Maybe watermelon and cucumber and beans if you ever sell them! I’m in south coastal Georgia so very similar weather as you. Same zone too. I recently ordered landrace bean, corn and tomato seeds from Going to Seed. Love the work he is doing and I’m starting to save my own seeds from this years garden. I can’t wait to start these new seeds!

[@davidthegood]

Thank you. Keep an eye on Daisy's store: www.etsy.com/shop/GoodGardens

[@elysenapoli6395]

Those pesky houses that need cleaning. My home and garden live in imbalance with each other in that way. Only one or two rooms of my home is ever clean and it's short lived.

[@antoniettamarsala8541]

I know the feeling 😭

[@roxannern9393]

I am going to plant sugar cane!!! Thank you!!! I had no idea we could grow that here in 7A.

[@mrchemistry5351]

I love your videos man and have been trying my hand at gardening since I found you a few years ago. why is that you move so often?

[@davidthegood]

It's complicated

[@derekclawson4236]

Totally awesome garden! Thanks for the shout out!

[@CopperIslandHomestead]

👋 Hey everyone!

[@ejuran2661]

Hi!

[@PretendFarmerGirl]

I sure wish you could take a look at my latest video and tell me I AM NOT CRAZY!!! The first thing we did was to plant the fruit trees 10 months ago...should I make the entire 7 rows a grocery garden??? New to Central Florida and I HAD to get my hands into the dirt. Love your content and you have been very helpful to me as I start my Florida gardening journey! THANK YOU!!!

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

Loved the Taro, I have one sprouting from the Asian market I believe I must check. Perhaps I will put it in a pot first to sort it out. And my Yam Discorea Alata I have some vines going up my tree, they are very strong and vigorous, would think it would pull down a trellis easily. Ooh vetiver..I never knew that, this is why we love watching you. My lemongrass is coming back after a short cold snap, can they be used interchangeably? (By the way I would probably not want to try and film you and step through watermelons. And I am Rachel did not want to crush any baby watermelons from Ezekiel’s Landrace watermelons.)

[@HeatherNaturaly]

Vetiveria zizanoides Medicinal Uses: * Aromatherapy * Ayurvedic * Insect Repellent Properties: * Analgesic * Calm * Insect repellents * Muscle Relaxant * Skin tonic * Stress

[@oldbear6813]

5G brought in the gnat clouds 😂😂 Highly productive gardening....wait is this what that Electro Culture stuff is all about?? 😂😂 Full circle!

[@belle42]

I love it! You garden the way I do. It's often a surprise to see what comes up!

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

Can watermelons grow in a large container in North Carolina?

[@Sunflowerdivinity]

Watermelon is the best. They normally need a hit of potassium once blooms set and a week before harvest they normally don't need to be watered as it could waterout the sugar content. Read it in one of the gardening books from local library.

[@BronzeTheSling]

Don't do it! Don't move to Appalachia! ~Completely Unbiased Advisor

[@eastwood953]

Very cool! This gave us a lot of ideas! To watch a gardening video and laugh is rare these days!! Keep on keeping on man!!!

[@riatimmermans5177]

Wow epic grocery garden, thank you for share☀️⛈🌻🐝🥰🤗

[@GwenHarper498]

I seriously need help. This North Florida soil is ridiculous. I can't keep up. I am only focusing on perennials for now on. I just can't get it together with annuals.