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What to Plant in October

It's time to plant strawberries in Florida!

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Plant of the Month

Coral bean is a native flowering plant that attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.

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Muhly grass is putting on a show this month.

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A quick and fun way to see what to each month in the edible garden.

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