Keyhole garden design

In essence, a keyhole garden is a raised planting area, complete with a composting bin in the middle, to ensure equal distribution of nutrients.

Learn how to build and make a keyhole garden bed from start to finish with Nicholas Burtner, the director of the School of Permaculture. And here is a vegetable garden growing guide for beginners – here ~We greatly appreciate your …

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6 Keyhole Garden Ideas For Gardening In A Hot And Dry Soil - Keyhole gardens are becoming increasingly popular all over the world. Keyhole garden beds are raise...

A collection of patterns for an easy, low-work home garden. One of our Permaculture principles is "Design from Patterns to Specifics." These patterns create a garden that minimizes some of the most common draw-backs of home gardening: the work, the weeds, maintaining paths, watering, fighting pests and getting haphazard harvest results. They're especially chosen to bring new life to that old, over-grown garden everyone seems to have in the back yard. This single key-hole design works for a…

Grow your vegetables in a raised bed and compost at the same time with this efficient keyhole garden bed design.

This method of raised bed gardening is an ideal solution if you live in a challenging climate

A complete guide to starting your first Keyhole Garden. A keyhole garden is a circular raised bed. You grow crops in the outer circle and the center portion has a composting basket. Due to the old-fashioned skeleton-keyhole shape, it has been given this name. You throw kitchen scrapes and grey-water into the compost basket daily. This will help to recharge the soil to encourage development in the plants.