In the world of prepping and fostering self-sufficiency, grow bags offer an innovative means to cultivate essential crops in limited spaces, ensuring a reliable source of fresh produce in times of need. In Between We Garden is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program affiliate program. This means that, at zero cost to you, … Read more
On Saturday, April 27th, my husband and I eagerly set out from our home to St. Petersburg for the renowned Green Thumb Festival. This annual Arbor Day Celebration draws plant and flower enthusiasts alongside families seeking a delightful weekend activity. Featuring over 120 garden, plant, and flower vendors, the event fosters a vibrant community gathering. … Read more
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As May rolls in, it’s time for a transition in the garden to accommodate the upcoming summer heat and humid weather typical of Florida. During this transition month, we typically see our hottest temperatures. As well, it can be quite dry. Here’s your guide to Florida 10A May Gardening! The current humidity levels might not … Read more
Meet the Moringa tree – hailed as the Miracle Tree for its many uses. Originating from the lush slopes of the Himalayas, Moringa oleifera thrives in tropical regions across the globe. From its leaves to its roots, every part of this tree serves a purpose, offering both sustenance and healing. The tender drumstick pods, akin … Read more
April in zone 10A is a slice of paradise! The temperatures aren’t scorching yet, and the humidity remains pleasantly low. It’s the perfect time to get out in the yard and enjoy However, there are hints of what’s to come – those days when you can feel the humidity creeping in, reminding us that soon … Read more
The Easter Lily, scientifically known as Lilium longiflorum, holds a special place as a traditional flower for Easter celebrations, gracing churches and homes with its beauty. Originating from the Ryukyu Islands in southern Japan, this trumpet-shaped flower has a rich history deeply intertwined with the Easter season. History and Significance: The Journey of the Easter … Read more
This week, we’re going to begin to explore the world of Florida’s native wildflowers, with a spotlight on the Scorpion Tail. But first, what exactly does “native plant” mean? What’s a Native Plant? The US Forest Service defines native plants as “the indigenous terrestrial and aquatic species that have evolved and occur naturally in a particular … Read more
This week’s garden blog will explore the advantages and disadvantages of container gardening. Living in the 10A gardening zone, especially in Pinellas County, often means dealing with small yards, like mine. My backyard is really tiny and lacks privacy. I’ve been working hard to improve it since I moved in, planting podocarpus along the back … Read more
In gardening zone 10A, winter is behind us. El Niño made this an unusual winter with lots of gray skies and rain. Checking AccuWeather for my area, in January there were 10 mornings in the 40s, and February had 8. The coldest day was on January 21, when the morning dropped to a brisk 36°F. … Read more