Blog #13D Attracting Wildlife: Birds Blog Description: How to attract birds, including hummingbirds, to your garden, and why you would want to. The subtle art of birdwatching can feed your […]
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Blog #13C Attracting Wildlife: Butterflies and Moths Blog Description: How to attract butterflies and moths to your garden, and why you would want to. If you’ve ever struggled with transformation,
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Blog #13B Attracting Wildlife: Bees Blog Description: How to attract bees to your garden, and why you would want to. The phrase “busy bee” doesn’t exist for nothing! Today we
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Blog #13A Attracting Wildlife: A How-to Guide Blog Description: An overview of principles for attracting beautiful and useful wildlife to your garden, and why. The birds, the bees, the bats,
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Blog Post #10 Jackfruit Blog Description: Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus), Zone 10 south Florida gardening for food, subtropical, permaculture, forest gardening, sustainable gardening, perennial, edible plant When it comes to edible
Post #9B How to Make Biochar Blog Description: How to make biochar at home, covering several low-tech, small-scale methods. Hi there fellow zone 10 and 11 gardeners! If you found
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Post #9A What is Biochar? Blog Description: An explanation of Biochar, with pros and cons. Have you heard of biochar? From the basin of the Amazon Rainforest to a DIY
Blog Post #8 Why Grow Florida Native Plants? Blog Description: What’s the big deal about Florida native plants? Why grow them? Can you mix them in with more common imported
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Post #6 Why Perennials Are Key Blog Description: Why perennials are key to a sustainable garden in south Florida, whether you are growing food or not. If you want to
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Post #5 What Is a Forest Garden? Post Description: An overview of Forest Gardening, explaining the 7 layers and how they mimic nature. Why is it better from an ecological
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