Cultivate Community Gardens

09/11/2026

🌱 Fall gardening season is almost here!

Join us on October 2 at 2PM at Padgett Park Community Center for a FREE Fall Gardening in Florida workshop with Walton County UF/IFAS Horticultural Agent Evan Anderson.

We’ll be talking about what grows well in our area during fall and winter, fertilizing, protecting plants when temperatures drop, and plenty more. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just figuring out what you can keep alive 😂, come learn with us!

Afterward, Cultivate Community Gardens will be open, so stop by, explore the garden, and learn more about our little growing community. 🌿

Bring the kids, bring your questions, and bring a friend! No cost to attend. 💚

06/29/2026

We’re excited to be featured in the Guide to Florida’s Community Choice Awards! If you love what Cultivate Community Gardens is doing to bring people together through gardening, education, and community, we’d be grateful for your vote.

Every vote helps us continue growing something special right here in South Walton. Thank you for your support! 🌱💚
Vote here:

Vote for Cultivate Community Gardens in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida as Best of Florida for Community & Business Organizations!

05/30/2026

Need volunteer hours or just want to help?! Join us in the garden tomorrow at 10am☀️🌱

05/30/2026

🌼🌺 Flowers for bees 🐝😍

03/07/2026

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Spring is around the bend, with optimal weather for adding plants to your edible garden! Here are some options for March, depending on your region in Florida.

For the PDF or text version of this infographic, visit UF/IFAS Gardening Solutions https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/infographics-collection/what-to-plant-in-march/

03/07/2026

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Spring is in the air! March is a great month for planting flowers. There are dozens to choose from, no matter which region you live in.

For the full text version and PDF of this infographic, visit UF/IFAS Gardening Solutions. https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/infographics-collection/flowers-to-plant-in-march/

*Generally, if planting at the beginning of the season, you can plant by seed. If planting towards the end, you can use transplants. However, each plant varies in its success as a transplant or seed, so check with your local county UF/IFAS Extension agent for more information on planting in your area.