A reflective essay on building the Soil Hub — a slow, closed-loop approach to green waste, composting, weather, and patience in real-world gardening.
Author Archives: Earthly Comforts
Fungal Networks
An accessible deep dive into fungal networks and mycorrhizae, exploring how underground fungi support plant health, soil resilience, nutrient exchange, and sustainable ecosystems.
A Quiet Launch, Now Public
A quiet reflection on why our new website exists, how it supports the work we do, and why the blog remains a place for depth, care, and thoughtful observation.
Under the Bed — The First Insect Zoo
A childhood insect zoo hidden under the bed becomes a reflection on curiosity, responsibility, decay, and the early lessons that shape a gardener’s respect for living systems.
Zero-Input Plants
Zero-input plants offer a resilient, low-maintenance approach to gardening by thriving without fertilisers, irrigation, or constant care once established.
Earthly Comforts 