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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: December 2012

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Monday, December 17, 2012. Baby It's Not Cold Outside. Between the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and the warm temperatures we have been having, the last thing on anyone's mind is protecting plants from cold weather. With temperatures in the high 70's and low 80's it may be easy to forget that the potential for a blast of cold weather is still possible. Do you have an area set aside for that purpose? Keep in mind that when we have a c...

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: September 2010

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Sunday, September 19, 2010. Plant 'em High Never Die; Plant 'em Low Never Grow. Fall planting season is upon us, making this the perfect time for some gentle reminders as to basic planting techniques. Following these simple guidelines will give your landscape a good head start as we near the holiday season. The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Orchids Are My Weakness. Plant em High Never Die; Plant em Low Never Grow.

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: September 2011

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Friday, September 16, 2011. While vacationing in Maine last week, I couldn't help but notice the leaves were starting to turn brilliant colors of orange, red and gold. Bright yellow Goldenrod was everywhere, which according to my sister is a sign that Fall is in the air. So, why should northerners be the only ones to enjoy the show? In slightly shady areas of our nursery, we have planted the combination of bright green and black Sweet Potato V...

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: December 2009

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Tuesday, December 29, 2009. We've talked about this before but I just wanted to send out a gentle reminder during this cold weather. Remember to keep your plants well irrigated during these cold temps and windy days. Properly irrigated plants will hold up much better in cold weather. The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Thursday, December 24, 2009. Merry Christmas To Me. The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Orchids Are My Weakness.

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: May 2010

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Saturday, May 15, 2010. Hazardous Situation (and I don't mean the oil spill). Now is the time to hire a certified Arborist to trim the trees in your yard. By eliminating the deadwood and any potentially hazardous branches from your trees you are protecting yourselves, your family, neighbors, and your property from possible harm during the upcoming hurricane season. A certified Arborist will make sure the job is done properly and safely.

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: March 2010

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Sunday, March 14, 2010. Dad was a Master Gardener who helped to design and install the butterfly garden at a local school. He put his heart and soul into making that garden a special place for children to learn and enjoy. Ever since his passing, whenever I see a butterfly, I naturally think of my dad. Have you ever seen butterflies standing beside a mud puddle? The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Sunday, March 7, 2010. Status on My Container Vegetables.

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: February 2010

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Thursday, February 18, 2010. Don't Shake Your Weeds! Okay everyone, how many of you are guilty of pulling weeds from your garden and then shaking the heck out of them to loosen up the soil around the roots? When you are done weeding, carefully empty the contents of the bucket into a bag and dispose of in the garbage. The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Wednesday, February 10, 2010. Here we go again folks. Although we are not expecting such enduring co...

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife: Seasonal Container Gardens

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The Dirt Farmer's Wife. Gardening Tips For Florida Gardeners. Tuesday, November 16, 2010. Being right on top of the holiday season, container gardening is perfect for adding color and flare to entry ways, steps, decks, and patios. If you are looking for a small ornamental tree but have limited patio space, consider planting a gardenia or citrus tree in a large pot. At this time of year, topiaries are quite attractive placed in pots and decorated with lights, at each side of a front or garage door.