What to plant in July in Florida
Inspired by the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural...
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Author: Amanda Gorney
Five fun facts about watermelon
Watermelon is one of the most fun ways to drink water. That’s because 92 percent of this vegetable (yes, you read correctly) is … water. Another plus: Every part of a watermelon is edible, even the seeds and rind. No...
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What to Plant in June in Florida
Inspired by the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences’ infographic “Edibles to Plant in June,” we decided to highlight everything on the list that starts from seed and is growing in June.
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What to Plant in May in Florida
Are you wondering what’s ready to seed this month? Then, check out our guide to what to plant in May in Florida.
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Florida Fairs and Festivals in April
Want to find Florida events that help support our local food growers and producers throughout the Sunshine State? From farm tours to workshops to farm dinners to festivals and fairs, we have just the event for you!
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What to plant in April in Florida
From beans and peas to cantaloupe and cucumbers to okra and turnips, here’s a look at what to plant in April.
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Florida Fairs and Festivals in March
Want to find Florida events that help support our local food growers and producers throughout the Sunshine State? From farm tours to workshops to farm dinners to festivals and fairs, we have just the event for you!
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What to plant in March in Florida
From cantaloupe and radishes to squash and turnips to okra and onions, here’s a look at what’s growing in March in Florida.
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Florida Fairs and Festivals in February
Want to find Florida events that help support our local food growers and producers throughout the Sunshine State? From farm tours to workshops to farm dinners to festivals and fairs, we have just the event for you!
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