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Growing Guide

Strawberry Plugs

Learn how to grow Embers, Camino, and Encore strawberries in containers and raised beds right here in southwest Florida.

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Growing Guide

Jamaican Cherry · Strawberry Tree

Discover this fast-growing tropical fruit tree that thrives in southwest Florida's heat and bears sweet, cotton-candy-flavored berries nearly year-round.

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Cranberry Hibiscus

A striking edible ornamental with deep burgundy leaves and a tart, cranberry-like flavor — easy to grow and endlessly useful in the southwest Florida garden.

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Rhoeo Plant · Moses-in-the-Cradle

A bold, easy tropical grown in both bi-color and tri-color forms that thrives in southwest Florida's heat and humidity.

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Mexican Sunflower

A bright, sunny yellow pollinator magnet and nutrient-rich chop-and-drop mulch plant that thrives in southwest Florida's heat.

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Muscadine Grapes

The South's native grape — learn to grow Welder, Traminette, and Carlos varieties in Florida for fresh eating, juice, and wine.

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Banana Plants

Grow your own tropical fruit — a guide to Double Mahoi, Dwarf Cavendish, Truly Tiny, Gran Nain, and Blue Java bananas in southwest Florida.

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Milkweed

The most important plant you can grow for monarchs — a guide to tropical, white, butterfly, and giant milkweed and their value to pollinators in southwest Florida.

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Barbados Cherry · Acerola

A fast-fruiting tropical shrub that pumps out sweet-tart, vitamin-C-packed cherries nearly year-round — easy to grow and endlessly useful in the southwest Florida garden and kitchen.

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Mulberries

One of the easiest and most generous fruits you can grow — a guide to Pakistan, Dwarf Everbearing, Mojo, and Shangri-la mulberries in southwest Florida.

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