There's a cousin of lemongrass, PALMA ROSA in Spanish. Similar but more delicate, scent a bit like roses. "Cuban oregano" goes as "Sacha orégano" and "Pampa orégano" in Perú's Amazon where's its very popular as seasoning.
Hi, I’m new to Fort Myers, Florida and love growing fruits and vegetables. I’ve done so successfully in Pennsylvania but now I’m learning what grows best here in this climate. In my community I can only plant in containers under my lanai, so I’m a little limited, but still looking forward to growing some herbs and perhaps strawberries and tomatoes, happy I found your channel. If you can give me any advice I would really appreciate it. Happy, healthy growing.🍃🌿🥗😀
Good morning, and thank you for your kind words and interest in gardening. Given your location, we suggest you contact the UF/IFAS Extension Lee County team to learn more about growing in your area. Extension has offices in each of Florida's 67 counties, partnering with local governments to meet the needs and desires of those communities. You can learn more about Lee County Extension at sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/lee, and contact the office team at lee@ifas.ufl.edu or 239-533-4327. Best, UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County
There's a cousin of lemongrass, PALMA ROSA in Spanish. Similar but more delicate, scent a bit like roses.
"Cuban oregano" goes as "Sacha orégano" and "Pampa orégano" in Perú's Amazon where's its very popular as seasoning.
Such a great video for Florida herb gardens; thank you!
Hi, I’m new to Fort Myers, Florida and love growing fruits and vegetables. I’ve done so successfully in Pennsylvania but now I’m learning what grows best here in this climate. In my community I can only plant in containers under my lanai, so I’m a little limited, but still looking forward to growing some herbs and perhaps strawberries and tomatoes, happy I found your channel. If you can give me any advice I would really appreciate it. Happy, healthy growing.🍃🌿🥗😀
Good morning, and thank you for your kind words and interest in gardening. Given your location, we suggest you contact the UF/IFAS Extension Lee County team to learn more about growing in your area. Extension has offices in each of Florida's 67 counties, partnering with local governments to meet the needs and desires of those communities. You can learn more about Lee County Extension at sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/lee, and contact the office team at lee@ifas.ufl.edu or
239-533-4327. Best, UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County
try everglades tomatoes. no fail.
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Very useful information. Thank you!!