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Yellow Loosestrife

Discover Yellow Loosestrife (Lysimachia punctata), a reliable perennial that thrives in damp soils. Learn how to grow, use, and enjoy this vibrant garden plant.

Posted byEarthly Comforts9th Jan 202629th Dec 2025Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:damp soil plants, Earthen Passions, garden borders, hardy perennials, Lysimachia punctata, perennial flowers, wildlife friendly plants, Yellow LoosestrifeLeave a comment on Yellow Loosestrife

When Childhood Was Lived, Not Logged

A reflective essay on growing up before social media, exploring first-hand childhood experiences, outdoor freedom, generational perspectives, and why many young people now step away from digital life,

Posted byEarthly Comforts8th Jan 20268th Jan 2026Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:Childhood, generations, outdoor play, Reflection, Social Media, Technology, Wellbeing6 Comments on When Childhood Was Lived, Not Logged

Is Gardening a Real Career?

A reflection on why gardening is dismissed as a “real career”, how young people are shaped by modern success stories, and why hands-on work may be more future-proof than we think.

Posted byEarthly Comforts8th Jan 202629th Dec 2025Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:AI, Future, Gardening, jobs, resilience, skills, The Gardener Bloke, youth3 Comments on Is Gardening a Real Career?

The Value of What Looks Like Nothing

A quiet winter garden reflection from Sandwich, Kent, exploring frozen ground, seasonal limbo, gentle maintenance, and preparing soil and beds for spring without rushing nature.

Posted byEarthly Comforts7th Jan 20267th Jan 2026Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:frozen ground, Garden Maintenance, Gardening, preparing beds, Seasonal Gardening, spring preparation, UK gardens, Winter GardeningLeave a comment on The Value of What Looks Like Nothing

British Caterpillars

British caterpillars explained: common species, why they’re vital for gardens, and how to support them without harming your plants.

Posted byEarthly Comforts7th Jan 20267th Jan 2026Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:British caterpillars, butterfly larvae, Earthen Passions, eco friendly gardens, moth caterpillars, native insects, UK garden wildlife, Wildlife Gardening5 Comments on British Caterpillars

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