12/13 Reports

This update is posted on Oct. 5 and includes September information. We all know that keyhole gardens are intended to raise crops for human consumption. I am not a flower person (except sunflowers) by nature, but this year decided to … Read More

Even in late August, Keyhole Farm’s keyhole gardens are flourishing. Greenery is everywhere! In early spring, we had gone through the lettuce, cabbage, spinach, Swiss chard, asparagus scenario, of course topped with gigantic sunflowers. They and numerous other crops (corn, … Read More

This is a fairly short update, but we wanted to mention that it is time to plant for fall. Please look at previous posts (listed at left) to learn what has been done so far this year. I recently pulled … Read More

This update of the Keyhole Farm keyhole garden site contains something different, a look at some of the insects that play a part in our gardening adventure, primarily my trying to get creative in capturing their images. But to backtrack … Read More

It’s been about a month since our last update and so far this year, the Keyhole Farm keyhole gardens are doing very well. If you check back (bar at left) to the last post and the ones prior to it, … Read More

On April 16, Keyhole Farm participated in Dr. Deb’s Keyhole Garden Tour (A Garden Adventure in Bosque County, Texas) where approximately 225 garden enthusiasts primarily from different parts of Texas toured numerous keyhole gardens near Clifton, including our seven, during … Read More

It’s been a little over a month since I planted this year’s new batch of keyhole gardens, including about 40 or 50 different plant varieties. Since the weather was nice and planting took place a little earlier than usual, we … Read More

Hot start in the new year? Weather-wise, it is. This winter has been warm in Central Texas compared to most, which has made preparing to garden in the spring a daunting experience. It’s looking like spring already (this is being … Read More