This year’s fall gardens at the Keyhole Farm experiment station brought a few surprises. As mentioned in the previous post, deer problems (which have now apparently been solved) threw the autumn garden productions into a delay mode, i.e. replanting some … Read More
To begin, the weekend of Sept. 20 and 21 saw Keyhole Farm garden kits exhibited in Paris, France at a massive Heritage Days event. We had received an e-mail from Agathe Le Mire, a French landscape architect associated with Laure … Read More
Because of a BUSY, BUSY, BUSY schedule, we did not do an update for July. We went through the usual phases of transferring from certain crops to others to better fit the weather. Pictured is a small sampling of our … Read More
Most people who know me are aware that yellow is my favorite color, which is one reason I raise sunflowers in my keyhole gardens. I am very impressed with how wide the stalks are and how tall they grow, but … Read More
It’s been about 10 days since the last update, but since every day shows significant growth of Keyhole Farm’s keyhole gardens, here we go again. I am stuck in a dilemma, since I now want some plants to quit making … Read More
It’s just been a couple of weeks since the last update, but my gardens are growing by leaps and bounds, so I thought I would post some photos and offer a walk-thru video. Just click on the photographs to enlarge … Read More
It is amazing the response we have received from people who are now into keyhole gardening. Some of these comments came at Dr. Deb’s recent keyhole garden tour, in which we participated. Too, we are constantly hearing success stories from … Read More
The spring season of 2014 is now under way at Keyhole Farm. It’s still not too late to obtain one of our kits and plant your garden, since keyhole gardens can be used all year long, fall, winter, spring, and … Read More
It has been awhile since I posted an update, primarily because we have been extremely busy developing a new keyhole garden kit style. Be sure to check out our previous updates (listed at left) to follow our progress last year. … Read More