HeyJaredThe Florida Gardener
When it comes to gardening, Florida may as well be its own country.Our subtropical to tropical environment hosts a diverse variety of plants, BUT you may have to throw much of what you know out the window because what the rest of North America is doing doesn’t always apply…
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EP 36: Plant Q&A | Help! Why’s Wrong with my Houseplant?! (opens the original)
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We had a Houseplant Gardener in the Carolinas reach out. BK’s mother gifted her an English Ivy Houseplant and despite BK’s best efforts, the plant is struggling inside her home, and she wants to know why. Today's episode is not limited to English Ivy! We dive deep into the unique microclimates of our homes (spoiler - every home is different) and various troubleshooting techniques to help you when an interior plant is struggling. I also share some of my favorite houseplants. Have your own questio
EP 35: The Wild World of Carnivorous Plants (opens the original)
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Florida is home to more meat eating plants than any other state. 🥩 Today is all about exploring carnivorous plants and their various trapping mechanisms. I hope you leave this episode with a sense of awe and appreciation for these spooky yet spectacular living organisms. LET'S CONNECT! Subscribe to my Free Newsletter, Submit a Garden Question, Shop my Garden: RootsRedefined.com PLANTS DISCUSSED: SNAP TRAPS Venus Fly Trap Waterwheel STICKY TRAPS Butterworts Sundews SUCTION TRAPS Bladderworts PI
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