How to Grow Unique Edible Plants: A Complete Guide for Every Climate – Sow Exotic

🌿 June Growing Guide:The Start of the Summer Surge

Florida Zone 9 & Tropical Growers:June is when your garden kicks into overdrive! Tropical and subtropical plants love the long, hot days, so this is prime time for heat-lovers like mango, guava, bananas, pineapples, and passionfruit. Keep everything well-watered in...

April Growing Guide: What to Grow in April

What to Grow in April Spring into Planting Season with April’s Garden To-Do ListApril is full of life and energy. With warming soil, longer days, and fewer cold snaps, it's go-time for planting fruit trees, herbs, and warm-weather crops. The...

March Growing Guide: Spring Planting & Garden Prep 🌿

March marks the beginning of a vibrant growing season! In Florida and other subtropical regions, warm temperatures signal the time to plant heat-loving fruits, herbs, and perennials. For cooler climates, March is about transitioning from indoor growing to preparing for...

February Growing Guide: Late winter prep for a thriving spring garden

February is a powerful transition month—cooler days linger, but spring growth is right around the corner. For gardeners growing edible, fruiting, and medicinal plants (especially in subtropical and mild-winter climates), what you do now sets the tone for the entire...

🌴 November Growing Guide: Fall Abundance in the Subtropics

Planting Season for Zone 8–10+ Gardeners November is one of the best months to be a gardener in the subtropics. While much of the country slows down for winter, Zone 8–10+ growers—from Florida to coastal Texas, southern California, and beyond—are...