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Suzanne Richmond discovered super growth of vegetables growing in her self watering containers. Her incredible vegetable garden growing in over 60 Growboxes yields a bounty of excellent quality, fresh food for a fraction of grocery store prices. She teaches Growbox Workshops at her farm in Melbourne. Contact her at srichmond2@cfl.rr.com

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Florida oranges for Christmas

Monday, December 14th, 2009

Remember when oranges from Florida meant a real holiday treat? The lovely scented orange would be gifted to many...
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Tomatoes: Reasons to grow resistant varieties in Florida

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

Don’t you just love those tomatoes you pick from your own garden? Ripened in the sun, juicy, and loaded with...
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Papaya: Delicious and a fast grower for Florida gardens

When you think of a delicious, tropical fruit salad, papaya always comes to mind, doesn’t it? The aromatic...
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Planting seeds and caring for seedlings in Central Florida

The magic held inside each small seed is amazing! Imagine having everything you need in the size of a pin head or less, to grow roots, leaves,...
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Raise Florida chicks in November to be spring egg layers

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Its already November and the chilly weather is apparently staying up North this year. Chilly weather up north means that hatcheries are closing their...
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Onions, a Florida staple

Savory and rich, onions make the world go round, don’t you think? They have an honored place in any garden and you have some choices as they...
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October in Florida is time to plant strawberries and overcome difficult germination

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Finally, the relentless, Florida heat has subsided somewhat. The prime time for germination is here. It will be easier for many seeds to germinate now...
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Stink bugs wreak havoc on cucumbers, Neem to the rescue

The cukes were doing so well! Tendrils were climbing up the trellis, big green and healthy leaves acted as huge solar panels turning sunshine into...
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Tomato Blossom End Rot: calcium ends it!

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Disappointing, perplexing, and discouraging are some words to describe what you feel when you see that your prized...
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Silkie Bantam Chicks Now Available at Funky Chicken Farm

Are you looking for an ornamental type of chicken that you can raise as a pet? Then the small Silkie Bantam is for you. Andrew Malone, Poultry Master...
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