May 14, 2026

Leaving My South Florida Food Forest Behind | Starting Over in Central Florida

After years of building a food forest in South Florida, it’s time to say goodbye. 🌿🚚This isn’t a tutorial. It’s a transition into a new chapter with new space, new soil, new challenges, and new possibilities.What started as a backyard experiment became a place of learning, observation, resilience, and a deeper understanding of growing regeneratively. Now, with the house sold and the tr

Apr 05, 2026

The star fruit tree is bouncing back, and it was time for a careful prune. #Starfruit

Mar 01, 2026

Leaving My Food Forest: The Final Tour

There are gardens you plant… and then there are gardens that plant something in you. After years of planting, grafting, experimenting, and learning, it’s time to say goodbye to my food forest.In this final tour, we walk through the perennial greens, tropical fruits, and edible landscape that shaped so much of my journey. From dragon fruit climbing skyward to resilient rootstocks to self-seedin

Nov 01, 2025

Hybrid vs Heirloom Seeds Explained for Beginners

Oct 06, 2025

How To Make Compost Super Fast At Home

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Sep 28, 2025

Natural Pest Control That Actually Works

Embrace the natural system for a thriving garden! Learn why you don't need pesticides and how to achieve effective pest control with beneficial garden insects. Discover how to grow your own food and maintain healthy plants using organic gardening practices. #stacksurbanharvest #RegenerativeGardening #OrganicGardening #NaturalPestControl #GardenTips #SustainableLiving #GrowYourOwnFood #HealthyEcosy

Sep 20, 2025

Are You Suffocating Your Trees With Mulch?

“Volcano mulching” suffocates your tree, trapping moisture against the trunk and inviting rot, disease, and pests. 🌳Watch the full episode on wood chip mulching and see how it’s changed my soil for the better: Here’s what you need to know: Always keep mulch 3-6 inches away from the base of your tree. The root flare—the spot where the trunk widens at ground level—needs to breath

Sep 13, 2025

Before You Buy a Rain Barrel: 3 Things You MUST Know

Save money and water with these 3 essential rain barrel checks before you buy! First-flush diverters, mosquito screens, and roof compatibility can make or break your water collection system.Perfect for South Florida gardeners dealing with heavy rains and tight budgets. These tips will help you avoid costly mistakes and create a recession-proof water collection setup.#RainBarrel #FloridaGardening #

Aug 29, 2025

Why Your Compost Stinks & How To Fix It #stacksurbanharvest

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Aug 10, 2025

Beat the Heat: Summer Gardening Hacks for Florida

🌱 Florida Garden Deals: Plants That Love Our Climate! 🌴

Aug 03, 2025

My Dad Taught Me to Grow Food—A Tribute to Him

This episode is unlike any I’ve done before—a tribute to my father, who planted the seeds of my love for gardening and growing food. He passed away at the age of 95, just after picking blueberries in his garden. In this special video, I reflect on how his quiet wisdom shaped my journey—from the greenhouse he built to the way he showed me the value of growing food. It’s a personal stor

Jul 06, 2025

10 Essential Tips to Recession-Proof Your Garden: Grow Food & Save Money!

What do you do when a storm’s on the horizon? You prep. This video lays out 10 practical ways to recession-proof your garden—without panic. From crop choices and composting to seed-saving and water collection, it’s all about growing smarter and more self-sufficiently, especially in Florida’s challenging climate. Featuring real garden footage and hard-earned lessons, this guide is packed wi