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Monthly Archives: Feb 2026

Volunteer Plants in Gardening

Volunteer plants appear naturally in gardens and can signal soil health, support wildlife, or become a nuisance. Learn how to identify, manage, and work with them.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener4th Feb 20265th Jan 2026Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:Earthen Passions, garden volunteers, Gardening, natural gardening, self seeded plants, soil indicators, sustainable gardening, volunteer plants, Wildlife Gardens3 Comments on Volunteer Plants in Gardening

Understanding the Grass Snake

A calm, informative guide to grass snakes in the UK, exploring their behaviour, habitats, swimming ability, and importance in healthy wetland ecosystems.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener4th Feb 20261st Jan 2026Posted inThe Quiet Lives of Garden WildlifeTags:British snakes, countryside nature, Earthen Passions, garden wildlife, grass snake UK, native reptiles, pond wildlife, UK reptilesLeave a comment on Understanding the Grass Snake

When Fear Gets the Click

A quiet reflection on how social newspapers frame AI through fear, and why work, purpose, and human contribution are far more resilient than headlines suggest.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd Feb 20265th Jan 2026Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:AI, fear, headlines, media, purpose, Society, workLeave a comment on When Fear Gets the Click

Things I Didn’t Notice at First

Things I Didn’t Notice at First is a reflective essay series about attention, familiarity, and the quiet moments when ordinary places, work, and habits reveal themselves differently.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd Feb 20263rd Feb 2026Posted inThings I Didnt Notice At FirstTags:everyday observation, familiar spaces, noticing, noticing places, quiet attention, reflective essays, slow living, work and careLeave a comment on Things I Didn’t Notice at First

Pathways & Soil Compaction in Gardening

How garden pathways influence soil compaction, plant health, drainage, and long-term soil structure, with practical guidance for prevention and repair.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd Feb 20264th Jan 2026Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:drainage issues, Earthen Passions, Garden Design, garden pathways, Gardening, Healthy Soil, soil compaction, soil structure, sustainable gardeningLeave a comment on Pathways & Soil Compaction in Gardening

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