Imperfect Garden Tour - November 2024 - Zone 9B - Florida

Our weather is starting to turn here in Northeast Florida so lets take a walk around and see what's growing on for November 2024.

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About Michelle In The Meadow

I'm growing on a 1/4 acre suburban lot. I started gardening here 5 years ago and am glad you are here.

We have more than 80 individual fruit trees and shrubs and more than a dozen different kinds of annuals growing on this property. The slopes make for some interesting ways to garden, but we're trying to make the best of it.

On the first Sunday evening of each month (7PM Eastern), I go live on YouTube sharing updates and answering your questions.

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[geekygardens]

Sweet Potatoes for Thanksgiving is a reason we garden in Florida!

[LoriHakaMyHeartCries]

I just checked my sweet potatoes that I grew and have stored in a box in a dark cooler room.... they all have sprouts and have 5" to 10" stems on ALL of them.😅 I guess I'll need to just go plant them, and maybe they'll produce some next spring???🙅‍♀️ BTW, my husband ran into someone who grew citrus in containers and apparently has great results. He told my husband that we should be watering them 2 times a day, and during our really hot summer days, 3x's a day... and they are heavy feeders, so we should be giving them citrus fertilizers at least 4 times a year.... I really want to just plant them in the ground, but most of our sunny locations in the back yard is where the drain field is...😢 Anywho, I enjoyed the tour, and yours look 1000 times better than mine.. Blessings to you and your family ❤👋👋

[geekygardens]

Screwing up in the garden is one of my favorite activities! These things just want to grow! I'm usually out of control in my garden.
Be careful with that bamboo. It is usually invasive here in Florida.
Beauty berry is also pretty invasive. I tried to make jelly one year but it wouldn't jell - made some good syrup though.
That garden studio will NEVER be ready for view if you use it. You might as well show us how it is.
Seems like everything becomes invasive when it gets to Florida.

[heatherkennedy]

michelle you are looking great!!! i don't what you are doing but keep on keeping on!! Please send some clues my way!!!