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An Eclectic Journal of Curious Wonders

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African Insects

A reflective exploration of African butterflies and moths, examining migration, rainfall, timing and the remarkable movements that allow insects to survive across vast landscapes.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener9th Aug 202626th Jul 2026Posted inInternational InsectsTags:African butterflies, African monarch, African moths, African swallowtails, Charaxes butterflies, insect migration, movement, saturniid mothsLeave a comment on African Insects

The Edge of Discovery

Discover The Edge of Discovery, a new investigative series exploring cryptozoology, legendary creatures and the fascinating boundary between folklore, science and zoological discovery. Join Rory as each Case File examines the evidence with curiosity, balance and original research.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener8th Aug 20262nd Aug 2026Posted inThe Edge of DiscoveryTags:Bigfoot, cryptids, cryptozoology, Loch Ness, mysteries, Yeti, zoology3 Comments on The Edge of Discovery

If Growth Continued Through the Night

What if plants never slowed down after sunset? A reflective and gently humorous exploration of gardens that continue growing through the night, and what that might mean for gardeners.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener7th Aug 20261st Aug 2026Posted inWhen the World StopsTags:Garden Maintenance, Gardening, hedges, Lawns, Nature, overnight growth, Plant Growth, Vegetables2 Comments on If Growth Continued Through the Night

Plot 17 Update

A late summer update from Plot 17, where Suze now stewards the allotment, proving that resilient gardens can continue to flourish as life and priorities change.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener6th Aug 20265th Aug 2026Posted inThe Gardener BlokeTags:Allotment, Earthly Comforts, homegrown vegetables, Plot 17, sustainable gardening, vegetable garden, Wildlife Gardening3 Comments on Plot 17 Update

Within Living Memory

Has autumn changed, or have our memories changed? A gardener reflects on shifting seasons, historical evidence and why autumn no longer feels quite as familiar as it once did.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener6th Aug 20261st Aug 2026Posted inWithin Living MemoryTags:autumn climate, autumn in Britain, British gardening, changing seasons, memory and nature, seasonal change, UK weather, Within Living MemoryLeave a comment on Within Living Memory

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