Zero-input plants offer a resilient, low-maintenance approach to gardening by thriving without fertilisers, irrigation, or constant care once established.
Category Archives: Earthen Passions
Rain Is Not the Problem
A reflective essay on why battery tools flatten faster in the rain, what that reveals about energy and limits, and how learning when to stop becomes part of good garden maintenance.
Quiet Gardening
Quiet gardening focuses on low-noise tools, thoughtful timing, and gentle methods to create calmer, wildlife-friendly gardens without sacrificing quality or care.
Quality Soil Over Quantity
Why quality soil matters more than quantity in sustainable gardening, exploring structure, biology, organic matter, and long-term soil health.
Rain Is Not the Problem
An essay exploring why petrol tools feel safer in wet weather, how battery tools respond differently, and what rain reveals about trust, habit, and maintenance.
Earthly Comforts 