Tag: fall gardening
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September 2026 Newsletter
There are lots of butterflies around the garden. Butterflies rarely seen at other times of the year are beginning to show up in greater numbers. Sulpher butterflies are flitting over the garden through the fall — yellow butterflies ranging in size from the large Cloudless Sulpher to the much smaller Sleepy Orange. Sulphers migrate in…
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Gardening Where You Live – Emily’s Presentation
Whether your garden is sunny or shady, bog or beach, fruit or flowers, in pots or the ground —know the growing conditions. The local environment can be the difference between success or failure. Join us to learn about gardening in Northwest Florida. We will discuss planting guidelines, soil amendments, watering practices, dealing with pests and…
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Fall Gardening in Northwest Florida
Unlike in other parts of the country, fall is our best time to plant trees and tomatoes! Our fall color is abundantly provided by wildflowers rather than falling leaves, because our pollinators are still active through the season. Hummingbirds and other birds migrate through our area in the fall to decorate our gardens. Our herbs…