Joining habitats in gardening explores how connected gardens support wildlife, resilience, and ecological balance through thoughtful planting, soil care, and shared spaces.
Author Archives: Earthly Comforts
Things I Didn’t Notice at First
A reflective essay on February — its emotional weight, seasonal mismatch, and what working outdoors teaches us about patience, recovery, and readiness.
Excess Nitrogen Growth
Excess nitrogen growth causes lush but weak plants, poor flowering, shallow roots, and increased pests. Learn how to identify, correct, and prevent nitrogen imbalance for healthier gardens.
RED Gardens
Explore Red Gardens’ regenerative approach to vegetable growing, where experimentation, soil health, and honest learning shape resilient home gardens.
Rain Is Not the Problem
An observational essay on working in the garden during rain, exploring how wet weather reveals habits, judgment, and the true nature of maintenance.