Cultivate Community Gardens

October ideas for planting flowers 🌺

Whether you are manifesting a fragrant bloomer like alyssum, or the cheerful daisy-like calendula, this month there are many flower options for the fall garden bed.

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*Generally, if planting at the beginning of the season, you can plant by seed. If planting towards the end, you can use transplants. However, each plant varies in its success as a transplant or seed, so check with your local county UF/IFAS Extension agent for more information on planting in your area. https://go.ufl.edu/Extension

What to plant in October since it’s still 190 degrees.

What the kale? How is it nearly October? Embrace the fall season and plant some edible options like crunchy celery or crispy radishes.

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Edibles to plant for June - ginger, okra, and peas, oh my!! 🫚🫛☀️ 🌱

Eat fresh, eat local—start planting your edible garden in June for a flavorful summer! Amaranth, chayote, and tropical spinaches can be planted in any region of Florida, while gingers, okras, and peas (southern) are best suited for North and Central Florida this time of year.

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Pumpkins, sweet potatoes, peanuts, spinach, and more - it’s that time of year again! Happy gardening! 🍠☀️🌱🥜

Spicy ginger, nutritious sweet potatoes, juicy papaya—oh my! It’s not too late to get edible plants in the ground this season. Try planting some of these options for fresh produce in the kitchen.

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