What if the weather stopped following the seasons? A reflective and gently humorous exploration of how gardeners might adapt to a world where nature quietly rewrites its own timetable.
Tag Archives: Seasons
Things I Didn’t Notice at First
A reflective essay on February — its emotional weight, seasonal mismatch, and what working outdoors teaches us about patience, recovery, and readiness.
Understanding Gardening Mini-Seasons
The author shares insights on gardening and seasonal changes, emphasizing the gardener’s perspective of twelve mini-seasons instead of the usual four. This approach varies by location, illustrating the nuances of gardening practice, particularly in Kent, England.
Organic Mulch: Boosting Garden Health and Long-Term Growth
Mulching provides various benefits for gardens, including weed suppression, moisture retention, and protection against elements. Organic mulch boosts the garden’s microbiome and supplies nutrients to plants, while inorganic mulch aids in weed control. However, it’s important to avoid excessive mulch depth. Mulching is not a solution for low-maintenance gardens, but it can visually enhance the garden and support wildlife.
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