Fall Vegetable Garden Plan & Guide Zone 9 Zone 10 Florida

[@wisteria4981]

I found wide popsicle sticks at dollar tree….100 for $1.25. Just another idea for marker and has lots of room for date, seed type, ect.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

That is another great option! Only issue is they only last for a season. Definitely a great cheap option for sure!!

[@cindywoods4645]

I live in Hernando cty zone 9a and love your videos. You are so kind to reach out to those that may need garden assistance after the storm.

[@enjoyyourlilbitofparadisefl]

Thanks!

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Thank you for the contribution!!! I didn't even know a giving option was a available! You are the first contributor! Thank you!!

[@sunnydayz4040]

I find my broccoli grows best in a more shaded part of my garden similar to where you have your vego raised beds and blue butterfly peas near the house.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Thank you! I may plug some in this year in that area. What verity do you grow?

[@Sandy-ch1mi]

How do you protect your greenstalks in a hurricane? Do you disassemble them? I am new to central Florida and have never experienced a hurricane.

[@GardenBandits]

I live in zone 8 Texas. I recommend you try Rapini smaller broccoli heads but good for warmer climates. I buy them from Botanical Interests. Rober cauliflower is supposed to work in warm ares as well. Baker Creek has them. Try growing Lovage. It does not stalk like celery, but tastes just like celery. Happy Gardening.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Thank you so much for these suggestions!!!! Happy Gardening to you!!

[@CharleySueCreationsLLC]

You are such a blessing!

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

My heart! Thank you! You all are blessings to me! I hope I inspired you in someway today!! ❤️

[@andreapickern-oj3rn]

Your tower turned out beautifully! I am so excited to start planting more!

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Thank you! I had so much fun planting the Greenstalk Vertical Garden! The weather in the evening is encouraging me to get planting!

[@BNOBLE.]

Thanks.... great tips. Looking forward to following you.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

You're welcome! Thanks for the follow!!

[@floridastitcher1]

I’m in 9a and I’ve had the same problems with broccoli and cauliflower. My kyoto red carrots from baker creek were abundant last year, as well as my beets.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Glad I'm not the only one! What kind of beets did you grow?

[@angelastern3979]

I live in Tampa starting a garden so kind for you to share your seed

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Yes, it's a way to share something I love and serve others. It brings me joy!! Good luck! Let me know if I can help you along your journey!

[@CristalMermaid]

I live in zone 9b FL too and for cauliflower I grow Durgesh 41 from Baker Creek It produces big heads even late in spring when it starts to heat up. I also grow Arcadia broccoli but it is difficult to find seeds. It produces a big head and it keeps producing small broccoli heads after harvesting the big one.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Thank you!! I'll have to look for those next time I order.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Do you happen to have any of these seeds available? I want to give them a try this year. Happy to trade❤️

[@CristalMermaid]

@@SouthernDirtGardener I don’t have Arcadia Broccoli, I used the last seeds I had but I do have Durgesh cauliflower the seeds are a little old so I am testing their germination. If it is good, I can send you some.

[@SouthernDirtGardener]

Yay!! Can you email me @ [e-mail]? I can give you my info there.