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by David The Good

The Great South Florida Food Forest Project: June 2015 Video Update!

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I was just down in Ft. Lauderdale and filmed another update on The Great South Florida Food Forest Project:

It’s coming along, though the dry weather has given some of the plants a beating. Later this year after the rains kick in things are going to look a lot better.

Growing a South Florida food forest is really, really easy. Need some food forest inspiration? Pick up a copy of my book!

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3 responses to “The Great South Florida Food Forest Project: June 2015 Video Update!”

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    Debbi Benedict

    I so enjoy your food forest updates, and actually all your videos. I bought your book, too, a few weeks ago. Here on the gulf coast right between Tampa and Naples, my yard is mostly an edible landscape and I love to read your blog for ideas. Thanks for all the great content!

    1. David The Good from FloridaSurvivalGardening.com Avatar
      David The Good from FloridaSurvivalGardening.com

      Thank you, Debbi. I would love to see pictures at some point – you're in a great location.

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