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Two Months On

Two months on from becoming a limited company, Earthly Comforts reflects on growth, new opportunities, Project Matilda, and plans for the future.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener6th Jun 20266th Jun 2026Posted inEarthly Comforts BusinessTags:Earthly Comforts, Estate Clearances, Garden Maintenance, Gardening Business, Sandwich Kent, sustainable gardeningLeave a comment on Two Months On

When the Employer Earns Less Than the Employee

An honest look at small business reality: when a gardening business owner earns less per hour than their employee, and why that moment matters.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener10th Jan 202611th Jan 2026Posted inEarthly Comforts BusinessTags:Earthen Passions, employer income, fair pay, Gardening Business, hourly pricing, self employed, small business economics, Sustainability3 Comments on When the Employer Earns Less Than the Employee

Why I Deleted 45,000 Photos

Why Earthly Comforts deleted 45,000 gardening photos — a considered business decision rooted in privacy, purpose, and long-term garden care.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener31st Dec 202511th Jan 2026Posted inEarthly Comforts BusinessTags:earth conscious, ethical gardening, Garden Care, Garden Maintenance, Gardening Business, privacy focused, sustainable gardening15 Comments on Why I Deleted 45,000 Photos

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