At the community garden, the most useful climate adaptation is rarely the most impressive...
At the community garden, the most useful climate adaptation is rarely the most impressive one. A shaded place to sit, mulch that keeps soil from drying out, a reliable watering routine, and a clear plan for very hot days can matter more than a costly new feature. I am curious which small intervention people notice first in their own neighborhood gardens or shared outdoor spaces.
Which would make the biggest practical difference where you live?