What if insects stopped respecting the boundaries of our gardens? A speculative look at what might happen if insect pressure increased — and why gardeners might have to learn to share rather than fight.
Tag Archives: sustainable gardening
If Growth Became Too Fast to Manage
What if plants began growing faster than gardeners could manage? A speculative look at how rapid growth could transform garden maintenance, wildlife, green waste and the way we think about control.
The Soil Hub Revisited
The Soil Hub finally has a field. We begin a long-term experiment turning garden green waste into finished soil improver through aerobic composting, worms, and vermicast.
Plot 17 Update
A late summer update from Plot 17, where Suze now stewards the allotment, proving that resilient gardens can continue to flourish as life and priorities change.
Bindweed
Most gardeners throw bindweed away without a second thought, but could this persistent weed become a valuable natural liquid fertiliser? Discover its surprising ecological benefits and learn how to safely turn bindweed into a nutrient-rich weed tea for your garden.
