Not sure about daily, but I follow this one. He has information logged several times a month going back 6 years. Each month i check each year (example: at the start of this month I checked each of his posts in January for the past 6 years).

http://centralfloridagarden.blogspot.com/2011/07/back-in-game.html

I have one myself, but I do not blog daily and I have just gotten started...http://theroostinghen.blogspot.com/

and a few other ones I follow are:

wwww.hoeandshovel.com

http://flowerladysmusings.blogspot.com/

Here is a link that might be useful: the roosting hen

If you are very serious about learning sustainable crop production in the central florida climate, check out barkingfrogpermaculture. For south florida, ECHO has a lot of excellent information. The majority of gardeners are stuck trying to apply more northern crop paradigms to florida which does not pay.

Florida Gardener has a lot of really great info, plus monthly "what to do" information.

http://floridagardener.com

I have a gardening blog where I'm going to be doing a lot more about Florida veggie gardening, but it's down right now for redesign. Still, bookmark it and I'll let you know when it's back up. I plant to post 2-3 times a week once it's back up and running on all sorts of Florida gardening info, but there will be a section specifically for veggies and edibles.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Consummate Gardener

I have mine :)

Here is a link that might be useful: My Florida Gardening Blog

I book marked them and subscribed to your organicmamma...I'm at work, but can't wait to browse through it! Thanks for sharing your links! janine