A Southern Soil & Sunshine Guide Rooted in Rhythm and Intuition 🌞 Introduction: It’s Time to Make Space Again There’s a certain stillness that creeps into the late summer garden. Tomatoes start to slow. Squash vines sprawl and tangle. Some beds are producing less, and others are just plain tired. It’s tempting to ride it…
If your tomatoes are looking leafy but not giving up the goods—or your peppers bloom and ghost you—it might be time to give potassium the spotlight it deserves. In my garden, figuring out potassium was like unlocking the final level in a fruiting game. Suddenly, everything was setting better fruit, ripening faster, and tasting so…
Winter in Zone 9 might not bring blankets of snow or bitter cold, but this is why it is the perfect time to plan and take the first steps toward a thriving garden in 2025. Whether you’re in the warm, dry climates of California or navigating the humid winters of Texas, your garden’s mild offseason…
