Central Florida Vegetable Garden | February and March 2021

Here is what's happening in our garden (Hillsborough county Florida, zone 9b) in the months of February and March 2021.
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[@erincardoza1766]

Thanks for sharing! I love seeing what others locals are growing!

[@gidget8717]

Great up date. Its so helpful for us retiriees who move down here from colder zones. I gardened in zone 5-6 (right on the line) for 30 yrs. Gardening in zone 9b has totally opposite planting times. My first time trying was a total loss. I went to see the county agent and after he stopped laughing told me I had managed to do just the opposite of what I should have done. We had a good laugh. He said everyone who moves down has trouble. I'm slowly learning. You've been so helpful. I am making a notebook to help so each month is knowledge for the next year. 👵👍

[@THECOUNTRYNINJA]

Awesome garden update. It's been a great year so far in my garden too. Harvested some giant cabbages last week. Everything is looking good.

[@carolechamberlain1766]

Great garden update.

[@BARBSCOUNTRYHOME999]

I love your raised beds.. Your garden is amazing! 🌱

[@barbaraperry2796]

Very nice! Mine is doing well, also.
Port Charlotte, FL Zone 10a

[@thefiveacrefarmfamily]

Hey! New subscriber! We are also in central FL and are just in the planning stages of our gardening adventures. Can't wait to get caught up!

[@flgardening813]

Awesome! I just checked out your tomato woes video :) same! I'm actually working on uploading a new update today. My melons, tomatos and cucumbers all have the summer time blues!

[@thefiveacrefarmfamily]

@@flgardening813 yes, I was just telling the kids yesterday that it's time to pull them because I'm not into feeding pests and the plants are just too stressed :-(

[@GingerRosalie]

Can you go into detail with the watermelon please?

[@flgardening813]

I can do that for sure as it grows :)

[@brandonsmith-qo7nf]

Hi, any suggestions for heat relief for the garden this summer. I’m in Altamonte Springs and the last couple years I have lost a lot due to heat. I know there are plants that just won’t last in our summer heat. I was going to try shade cloth this summer. Gardens look amazing so I want to reduce the amount of loss. Thanks for the videos.

[@flgardening813]

Hi, Brandon. You can try shade cloth and see but our summers are just so intense. The best thing to do is to plant plants that will live through our conditions. Thinks like black-eyed peas, okra, sweet potato, and Seminole squash are all good options!

[@GardeningWithLauren]

Looks awesome! I subscribe to your emails. They always help me out. I’d love to see a summer update. I just shared one in my channel of you’d like to check it out.