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Why Did the 1970s Seem So Haunted?

Why did the 1970s seem so haunted? A personal journey through ghosts, Enfield, Amityville, UFOs and a childhood when mystery had room to survive.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener23rd Sep 202615th Sep 2026Posted inLife SeriesTags:1970s, Amityville, Enfield, ghosts, mystery, paranormal, UFOsLeave a comment on Why Did the 1970s Seem So Haunted?

North American Insects

Explore North America’s butterflies and moths, from monarch migrations and wandering painted ladies to luna and sphinx moths shaped by timing, plants and distance.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener23rd Sep 20267th Sep 2026Posted inInternational InsectsTags:luna moths, migration, monarchs, North American butterflies, painted ladies, sphinx moths, swallowtailsLeave a comment on North American Insects

The Quiet Lives of Britain’s Birds

The returning Swallow is one of Britain’s great signs of summer, connecting our gardens and countryside with insects, migration and landscapes thousands of miles away.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener22nd Sep 202622nd Sep 2026Posted inThe Quiet Lives of Britain's BirdsTags:bird migration, British birds, garden wildlife, insect decline, nature writing, summer migrant, Swallow, UK WildlifeLeave a comment on The Quiet Lives of Britain’s Birds

Plants Worth Looking at Twice

A thoughtful look at Scabiosa, the airy, long-flowering pincushion flower that brings movement to borders while quietly providing valuable food for pollinators.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener22nd Sep 20266th Sep 2026Posted inPlants Worth Looking at TwiceTags:bee friendly plants, Cottage Garden, garden observation, perennial flowers, pincushion flower, pollinator plants, Scabiosa, Wildlife GardeningLeave a comment on Plants Worth Looking at Twice

Extraordinary Gardening Adventures

Rory and John step into a garden in Britain’s distant future, where changed plants, climate and an old local mystery reveal what happened after they disappeared.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener21st Sep 20268th Sep 2026Posted inExtraordinary Gardening AdventuresTags:adventure, Climate, Fiction, Future, gardeners, Gardening, mysteryLeave a comment on Extraordinary Gardening Adventures

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