How to Grow Unique Edible Plants: A Complete Guide for Every Climate – Page 3 – Sow Exotic

October Gardening: A Fresh Fall Start

October marks a time of change in the garden, and while much of the country is preparing for cooler weather, gardeners in warmer climates—especially here in Florida—are just getting started. Whether you’re planning to plant new crops, care for your...

How to Overwinter Fruit Trees and Plants Indoors in Cooler Climates

As the temperature starts to drop, many gardeners in cooler climates face the challenge of protecting their tropical and subtropical fruit trees and plants from frost. While some plants can tolerate light frosts, others need extra care to survive the...

Rootstock Guide: Why Turpentine Mango is the Preferred Rootstock for Our Grafted Mango Trees

Why Turpentine Mango is the Preferred Rootstock for Our Grafted Mango Trees At Sow Exotic, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality, grafted mango trees that thrive in a variety of growing conditions. One of the key factors contributing to the...

Understanding USDA Growing Zones: Expanding Your Garden’s Possibilities

Understanding USDA Growing Zones: Expanding Your Garden’s Possibilities As gardeners, one of the most important tools for planning a successful garden is the USDA Growing Zone map. This map, which divides the country into regions based on average annual minimum...

Guide to Caring for Your Newly Arrived Dormant Plants

Congratulations on the arrival of your new plant! It's currently in a cozy state of winter dormancy, a natural rest period that's crucial for its health and vitality. This guide is here to help you nurture and appreciate this restful...