I've taken so much content the past year that I haven't been able to keep up with posting for each season. The good thing is, Spring is technically the first season in gardening status so for that, we are going to share even more tips that I found that works universally and what plants I found to thrive in my location: Miami, Fl Zone10b. If you are brand new to gardening I have a few blogposts that I share tips for gardening in containers [CLICK HERE] as well as expanding to

Summer is here and as the temperatures continue to rise, It's important to be one with the season! Not just in the garden, but we must do so with our skincare, makeup, wardrobe, diets! When I say diet, I don't mean a strict lose weight type, I mean lets keep our bodies hydrated by incorporating produce to lower our temperatures, hydrate the body and reduce inflammation!!! Since I'll be alternating items I obsess over in June through August, I figured why not just keep updated

Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through a link, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Summer is certainly here, it's hot, wet and humid. Thanks to our subtropic temps are garden is wild. That's nothing of concern as it's also a time where only a select plants of veggies, fruits and herbs are producing. Which means it's a beautiful time to either organize and clean up your pots and beds or if you still haven't take the p

Have you found yourself wanting to spend more time outside? Have quarantine days made you rethink the space of your backyard or balcony, since you have extra time at home? Or maybe you are just damn curious to have something edible grow at arms length. If you live in South Florida, this post will also be helpful since we are trying all of this from Miami,Fl. Before I got married to my husband we started a really cute garden with just a few herbs and veggies in a raised garden