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Wonderful tutorial. I am a newbie and appreciate the info.

Do you garden a lot?

We would love to see what your growing whether you're just beginning or pro!

Send us some pictures of what you are up to,..................................................................... and where are you in florida?

Looks like Tampa from that handle! Welcome

Hi, thanks for the tut. I'm a beginner and I'll be doing container gardening since I rent a townhouse. I'm located in Miami.

I'm in the north of Florida about 30 miles west of Tallahassee and 1 mile south of Georgia.

Thanks Jan, I'm a little smarter now, being new here it is a lot of help.

I would like someone to explain to me the invasive plant law for Brazilian Pepper plant. It is prohibited from being planted anywhere in Florida, but if you have a seed that is dropped and started that is ok. What good is the law? They should be taken out no matter where they are at.

flgirl, your right, and invasive is an invasive no matter how it got there. Just look what happened with the kudzu vines. At any rate I would not allow it to grow on your own property if you have to burn it out.