Florida food forest

Composting storm debris can help you create and enrich soil. David the Good offers 4 proven methods that will help you turn yard trash into treasure.

We grow a lot of plants on our 2.6-acre food forest in Florida, zone 9b! Edibles, natives, host plants, pollinators, chop & drop, and more!

I have a backyard and I was thinking the other day about how much I don't enjoy mowing it. Instead of using my energy to…

Growing food doesn’t need to be hard or expensive. You don’t need a bunch of raised beds or expensive planter boxes. If you have an area in your yard about 30 feet long and 10 feet wide give or take, you can grow a pretty good amount of food for very little money and take care of it in an hour or two a week.

Food forests are all the rage, and they have many homeowners digging up their lawns to plant micro-farms in the back yard. But, what is a food forest, and how do you start one? A

This group is primarily for Citrus Co FL gardeners who have interests in growing their own foods. Florida can be a tricky spot to grow things, let’s...

Garden Layout Contest When I first started writing this post, I intended for the post to be my entry for the garden… by thelaundrylady

group plants together for specific reasons, encourage them to spread into permanent, self-managing landscapes

The Reid Farm is a small, family operated nursery and homestead specializing in creating food forests in Florida using permaculture inspired methods.

Create Your Own Florida Food Forest by Good, David The - ISBN 10: 151719766X - ISBN 13: 9781517197667 - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform - 2015 - Softcover