Keyhole garden

Is it a coincidence that I hear about an entirely new gardening concept, from two different people, within two different contexts, in the span of a day, and the same person gets mentioned as the expert on the subject?

I think not.

Keyhole gardening. I’ll be adding it to my sustainable gardening repertoire. Keyhole gardens are built where water is scarce, where people don’t have abundant food sources at a local grocery store that they can ~~easily waste~~ choose from, or where land is locked in perpetual drought conditions and food cannot be easily grown. They are named for the shape — which looks like a keyhole from above.

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