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Winter Gardening in Florida

The previous answer was unhelpful. For Florida winter gardening (20s, no snow): grow cool-season vegetables (lettuce, broccoli, carrots), annuals (pansies, snapdragons), and herbs. Water as needed—less frequently than summer. Mulch. Protect tender plants on freeze nights.

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