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Humidity: 92%
Winter brings new challenges to our herb gardens. They will be growing much slower due to the shorter daylength and cool/cold soil temperatures, but many, if not most herbs, survive our Florida winters and actually do well because of the low humidity and warm days.
(Pruning at this time of year is often discouraged by some because the new growth will be susceptible to frosts and freezing temperatures, but because growth is slow now, the pruning will provide an early framework for a more lush plant in the spring.)
Avg Winter Low Temp 45°
Avg Winter High Temp 68°
Herb Classes Growing Herbs in Florida
Florida has a unique climate, to include wet and damp summers, high humidity and a long growing season. This class addresses all the unique characteristics and gives you the information you need to have a successful Florida herb garden.
This class covers soils, watering, fertilizers, pruning, seeding, drying and more.
This is definitely a comprehensive class that will give you the information needed to get started on a productive herb garden or help you improve your existing one.
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