What to Plant in Florida

Best plants for Florida gardens by region come down to one split: are you in North, Central, or South Florida? The state runs from USDA zone 8a in the Panhandle to zone 11 in the K

If you keep losing plants despite following a statewide planting chart, the real culprit is usually your hardiness zone, not your gardening skill. Florida gardening zones explained

What to plant in Florida by season and region changes almost every eight weeks, because the state runs from cool winter nights in the panhandle to near-frost-free winters in the Ke

Growing herbs in Florida means fighting two things at once: soil that drains too fast between downpours and air so humid that fungal problems show up within days of a rainy week. M

What to plant in Florida in spring comes down to one fact: March and April are not the same garden. Early March in North Florida can still drop into the 30s overnight, while South

What to plant in Florida in summer comes down to one thing: picking crops that shrug off heat, humidity, and afternoon downpours instead of fighting them. June through August is no

What to plant in Florida in winter comes down to one fact: this is cool-season territory, not cold-season. December through February is the best three-month run of the whole Florid