It is indeed! Both are built on the same idea / concept.

Sounds like the essence of keyhole gardening which originates in Lesotho.

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That's brilliant news about your new place! AstroTurf is such a wasteful concept. Not just the plastic, but the loss of growing space too. I imagine there's going to be a lot of waste. like tthe turf, the weed fabric. there's usually a lot of it! How big an area are you tackling?

Looking for a place to settle down I reckon

If you start you'll soon start to pick up the lingo and concepts

Agreed. I add to coleslaw. Or use as a vehicle for hummus 😉

Well give it a try next year. Thanks

Lots of early spring plants like lettuce (especially hardy ones like little gem etc), spinach, rocket etc.

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Oh dear. Spring will soon be round 🤞

Yep, they tough as nails! 💪

I bet. The USDA Growing Zone only tells you what perennials can survive the winter. For the best planting strategy, you need min/max temps, rainfall, and average day length. That's why we built this frost dates tool to give you the full picture on what and when to grow! Avg Rainfall coming soon too☔

The growing zone is really a guide for what type of perennials you can plant in in your area. Use the frost dates shown for your location as a guide to help you plan when to plant in your location.