Lucky you! Now is the perfect time to plant your Second Season Garden!

Did you know that Florida has a SECOND gardening season!? Now that the heat of summer has started to subside, you can get a new garden in the ground, with 50% OFF!

We're celebrating the start of the Florida Fall Gardening Season with a 50% OFF Super Deal on all Raised Bed Seedsheets!

Fantastic Fall Garden

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The perfect plants for fall feasting

Super Salad Garden

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Fast-growing favorites for cool weather gardening

Super Value Garden

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The biggest harvests and easiest garden possible


Choose your own Autumnal Gardening Adventure

Design your own Florida Fall Garden with plants that will provide you with fresh, delicious harvests all the way through Spring!

Top Fall Plants:

Broccoli

Kale

Carrots

Radishes

Beets

Salad Greens

The easiest way to grow a garden in the Fall, is to (surprise!) plant seeds for crops that CAN grow in the Fall! Lettuces, greens, kale, root vegetables, and brassicas (broccoli and cauliflower), are all excellent fall varieties.


Other Tips and Hacks to help you grow in the Florida Fall

Start with a clean slate.

Prepare your garden bed for success by completely removing all previous plants, foliage, and root networks from your garden. Use a shovel or pitchfork to loosen up the soil, and if possible, mix in some fresh compost to your soil to provide new nutrients. As always, try to fill your garden as close to the brim as possible to help ensure that your garden bed doesn't cast unwanted shade on your plant babies!

Patience is a virtue.

Even fall-specific plants will grow more slowly in the fall than in the summer. In the Fall, the sun is in the sky for less hours, and is further away, meaning that there is less photosynthesis occuring, which will cause plant growth to take longer. You can still add Seedsheet Fertilizer which will help speed up maturity, but most plants will grow more slowly in the Fall than the Summer. That's one reason why we selected the fastest-growing plants like radishes and salad greens in our Fantastic Fall Garden.

The bugs are gone... but the squirrels are hoarding!

Thankfully, cooler fall weather means that most garden pests have died off or started their larva hibernation. Japanese beetles, aphids, tomato worms, and cabbage flies are finally a thing of the past, WHEW!

However, as the weather starts to turn, you will find more critters eying your garden with hungry eyes as they build their stashes. Here are some of our favorite pest hacks:

  1. String up some fishing line around your garden. It's nearly invisible and works great at deterring deer and squirrels.
  2. Aggressively sprinkle cayenne pepper all around your garden, even on your plants! It will scare off most four-legged foe!
  3. Add some flash and motion. Aluminum foil, bright pinwheels, and ribbons all work well.
  4. Scrarecrows work if you want to scare crows... but if you want to scare critters, consider a plastic snake or owl! Pro Tip: It's almost Halloween, so you can get some seriously spooky stuff!