A reflective conclusion on how gardens are understood over time, exploring balance, observation, and the acceptance of natural processes beyond control.
Tag Archives: garden balance
Wildlife Gardening, Without The Chaos
A reflective look at why some weeds belong in wildlife gardens and others need removing, based on balance, timing, and real observation.
On Density, Restraint, and the Work You Don’t See
A reflective look at bohemian garden design, plant density, and why understanding—not over-cutting—keeps layered gardens balanced and thriving.
When Everything Starts Growing at Once
Why late spring overwhelms gardeners, why keeping up is a myth, and how to work with rapid growth instead of fighting it.
When the Garden Tries to Annex the Fence
A reflective, tongue-in-cheek gardening essay on boundaries, balance, and what overgrown plants can teach us about control, restraint, and long-term care.
Earthly Comforts 