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The Bull, the Scorpion and the Person Between Them

A reflection on astrology, autism, ageing and identity, asking whether we can change our stars or grow into different versions of ourselves.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener25th Aug 202623rd Aug 2026Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:astrology, identity, Personality, Scorpio, self-discovery, star signs, Taurus3 Comments on The Bull, the Scorpion and the Person Between Them

What If the Walls Went Back Up?

What if Sandwich remained isolated for months? An imagined epilogue exploring how prolonged flooding could transform food, gardens, community and everyday survival.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener24th Aug 202623rd Aug 2026Posted inPhilosophical ObservationsTags:Sandwich, resilience, adaptation, preparedness, survival, flooding, isolationLeave a comment on What If the Walls Went Back Up?

The Garden Butler Essays

Every garden has something to teach. Rory reflects on how plants, clients, weather and experience continue to shape the gardener throughout a lifetime of learning.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener24th Aug 202624th Aug 2026Posted inThe Garden Butler EssaysTags:Earthly Comforts, experienced gardener, Garden Butler, Garden stewardship, gardening philosophy, gardening reflections, lifelong learning, Thoughtful gardeningLeave a comment on The Garden Butler Essays

What If the Walls Went Back Up?

As the floodwaters retreat and Sandwich reconnects with the outside world, what did sixty days of isolation teach us about food, water, resilience and survival?

Posted byThe Curious Gardener23rd Aug 202623rd Aug 2026Posted inPhilosophical ObservationsTags:Community, flooding, preparedness, recovery, resilience, Sandwich, survivalLeave a comment on What If the Walls Went Back Up?

The Living Garden Study

A reflective essay on the ecological value of a wildlife garden estate, exploring pollinators, birds, ponds, seasonal rhythm and real-world garden practice in the UK.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener23rd Aug 20264th Aug 2026Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:beneficial insects garden, ecological estate management, garden biodiversity, living landscape, pollinators orchard, pond ecosystem UK, seasonal garden rhythm, wildlife garden UKLeave a comment on The Living Garden Study

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