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Welcome to my Florida garden tour! 🌴🌺

In this video, I’ll take you through my lush garden filled with a vibrant mix of tropical plants, native plants, annuals, and perennials. Discover the beauty of Florida gardening as we explore unique plant varieties in my front yard! Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, you’ll find plenty of inspiration and ideas to create your own garden paradise!

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Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
00:12 – Driveway Garden Bed
03:11 – Adirondak Garden Bed
04:26 – Seasonal Flowerbed & Front Porch Plants

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My Garden Info:
Orlando, Florida
USDA Growing Zone 10a

Email:
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11 Comments

  2. @SUGARBUGAR

    LOVE THE POTHOS, HES LOVING HIS NEW POT… AND YOUR ORCHID, CANT WAIT FOR A VIDEO TO SEE THEM BLOOMED… EVERYTHING IS GORGEOUS 😍🪴😍

  3. @linakhoury6623

    Hi Matt . Every thing looks so pretty in the front yard . The supertunia are going to be amazing also you can add vinca and dianthus to the garden garden Have a great day .🌺🌻🌺

  4. @jillbruce3624

    Everything looks great especially with the temps we have had this summer. Yuck. Like you, I am very much looking forward to Florida's version of fall.

  7. @theweekendgardenerPSL

    Matt, I agree with you. Fall is definitely the best time for gardening in Florida. I feel like quite a few of our native plants bloom in Fall and it's just feels so much better to work outdoors in the garden. Thank you for your videos as I can get inspiration from them as we both live in Florida. I have a section that I call my Gothic garden and I want to try the Dark night scabiosa but that area doesn't get full sun. Do you think they will flower for me? Need to research this.

  9. @Leekle2ManE

    Is that a gabian cage on your patio? If so, did you make it or purchase it somewhere?

    Also, just to throw this out there, I have a blue porterweed in my hummingbird bed and trimmed it down around mid-March to remove old, "frosted" growth (doesn't take much to get them to turn black in winter). Threw the sun-dried and withered trimmings in my cold compost pile and around June I had several seedlings coming up in my compost. And now more are coming up in the pile. So this plant seems to be a prolific reseeder. Strangely enough, no reseeds around the mother plant. And yes, I checked to make sure they weren't rooted cuttings.

    I see that your garden philosophy is a bit like my own. A mix of natives and exotics and food plants.

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