A reflective exploration of scale in worm farming, examining growth, labour, economics, ethics, and why bigger systems often lose what makes them work.
If Shade Became More Important Than Sun
What if shade became more valuable than sunshine? A reflective, quietly humorous look at how gardeners might adapt as hotter summers change the way we think about our gardens.
European Insects
A reflective exploration of Europe’s true bugs, dragonflies, damselflies and praying mantids, examining precision, adaptation and the predators that help maintain ecological balance.
European Insects
A reflective exploration of Europe’s flies, hoverflies, mosquitoes, midges and overlooked insects, examining their vital roles in decomposition, pollination and ecological balance.
Working With Worms
A reflective essay on tools in worm farming, exploring additives, tests, gadgets, and why understanding systems matters more than optimisation.
The Gardener's Curious Journal 