A reflective exploration of circles in the grass and fungal rings, examining why natural patterns in gardens feel deliberate and what they reveal about unseen processes beneath the soil.
Fuchsia
A reflective look at hardy fuchsias in British gardens—movement, wildlife value, and why their supposed fragility is often misunderstood.
Woodland Folk & the Garden
A reflective exploration of real UK folklore and historical beliefs in gardens, examining boundaries, trees, and unseen presence through a modern gardener’s perspective.
Cotoneaster
An observational essay on cotoneaster, exploring its wildlife value, misunderstood reputation, and what its moral panic reveals about modern gardening.
The Quiet Intelligence of Rose Companions
An observational essay exploring which flowers roses truly tolerate as companions, and why layered planting creates healthier, more beautiful and emotionally convincing gardens.
