Fruit Gardening
When it comes to growing tropical fruit, healthy, nutritious soil is necessary. Permaculture gardening and raising tropical fruit trees go hand in hand. If you genuinely want to grow delicious tropical fruits, you should consider building your soil in Florida. Florida has sandy soil, which provides little to no nutrients for fruit trees. Fruit trees constantly need a source of nutrition while growing and fruiting, or else the fruit will result in a low-quality fruit. Here at Garden Florida, our goal is to teach the proper way to grow tropical fruit trees by adding mulch and organic material around your fruit trees.
Florida’s New USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map: A win for Tropical Fruit Growers The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)...
You are certainly in the right place if you are a Florida resident and a mango enthusiast. Florida’s tropical climate...
Ilama, a tropical fruit native to Central America, is gaining popularity among fruit enthusiasts in Florida. Known scientifically as Annona...
When it comes to the world of fruits, the Dream Atemoya – a variety of Atemoya – has a unique...
Atemoya, a hybrid fruit native to Central and South America, is known for its exceptional taste and unique physical characteristics....
Mango trees are popular for their delicious, juicy fruits and attractive foliage. However, many gardeners and homeowners find it challenging...
What is Lisa Atemoya The Lisa Atemoya is a hybrid fruit from the Annonaceae family, specifically, Annona atemoya. The Lisa...
As a gardener, there’s nothing more disheartening than seeing your precious Annona fruit trees suffer. One such issue that can...
Longan, also known as Dragon’s Eye fruit, is a delicious tropical fruit native to Southeast Asia. It has gained popularity...
Passion fruit is a delicious, versatile, attractive vine well-suited for Florida gardens. This article will guide you through the process...
