Central Florida Abundance

02/02/2026

This is what no frost protection looks like! But have no fear this plants were meant to take the brunt of the damage and will cycle their nutrients back into the system! Spring is right around the corner, stay tuned for all the abundance to come!

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11/29/2025

First time trying the black Roselle. Big thanks to for these seeds and all our other Roselle seeds this season. Check out the YouTube channel for an in depth review of all the varieties we grew this year.
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10/20/2025

Why it's so much better to let your wood chips sit around and age a while before you spread them!
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10/18/2025

We're filming an episode of the Guerilla Gardening Show out in the field this week! Check out the consultation we did for this property in our video titled Growing In Tight Spaces.

10/14/2025

10/14/2025

09/07/2025

We've finally got all of the beds established and were getting ready to start our first season selling our Harvest Boxes! Our season runs October - January. ...

08/11/2025

Hard work pays off! We planted this bed about a month ago, and before that it was just lawn. We buried bokashi. Tilled and raked the grass then mulched it all with Napier grass. Were mainly growing roselle and sweet potatoes for the fall but we've included zinnias, sunnhemp, and cowpeas as an interplanted covercrop.

05/31/2025

We've got 2 nice racks on right now. A dwarf orinoco is the farthest along. The other is dwarf Namwah.
Question, how do y'all like to use your dwarf orinoco bananas? I'd like to cook some but ive heard they're pretty tasty when they ripen.
Leave a comment down below 🙏
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05/27/2025

Flowers from the field this week 🌻 Spring rains are here in central Florida, and the angiosperms are showing off!
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05/23/2025

Today, we added 2 mangos to the ends of these biomass beds that were planted last September. The grasses were all able to be cut and used as mulch in the new area. Around the mangos, I seeded and planted some along with some more bunching grasses.
Stay tuned for updates as this explodes with growth over the summer.
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