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Why This Space Exists

A reflective explanation of why this gardening blog exists, exploring real garden work, ecology, wildlife, and the thinking behind Earthly Comforts.

Posted byEarthly Comforts4th Apr 202628th Mar 2026Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:ecology, Gardening, Maintenance, Nature, Planting, Soil, WildlifeLeave a comment on Why This Space Exists

Plants That Cope

A reflective guide to low-water patio plants for UK container gardens, exploring drought-tolerant choices and thoughtful plant selection.

Posted byEarthly Comforts4th Apr 202628th Mar 2026Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:agapanthus container growing, drought-tolerant container plants, lavender in pots, low water patio plants UK, low-maintenance patio plants, Mediterranean herbs UK, ornamental grasses patio, patio planting ideasLeave a comment on Plants That Cope

The Small Garden

A practical exploration of why short, regular maintenance visits are ideal for small gardens, preventing overwhelm and keeping compact spaces calm, healthy, and easy to manage.

Posted byEarthly Comforts3rd Apr 20263rd Jan 2026Posted inThe Small GardenTags:compact garden care, courtyard garden, Earthen Passions, garden upkeep, Gardening, low maintenance gardening, short gardening visits, small garden maintenance, small gardensLeave a comment on The Small Garden

Things I Didn’t Notice at First

An observational essay on repetition — exploring why doing the same things over time teaches deeper understanding than constant variety ever can.

Posted byEarthly Comforts3rd Apr 20263rd Apr 2026Posted inThings I Didnt Notice At FirstTags:attention over time, everyday routines, habit and insight, quiet work, repetition, repetition and learning, slow understanding, working with repetitionLeave a comment on Things I Didn’t Notice at First

Brown Hare

A rich, engaging guide to the brown hare in the UK, exploring its behaviour, breeding, farmland life, and why this iconic species is a powerful indicator of countryside health.

Posted byEarthly Comforts3rd Apr 20262nd Jan 2026Posted inThe Quiet Lives of Garden WildlifeTags:British hares, brown hare UK, countryside wildlife, Earthen Passions, farmland mammals, native species, rural nature, spring wildlifeLeave a comment on Brown Hare

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