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Most garden journals do not fail in January. They fail in late April. That is the point where the season starts asking more from you than your good intentions can comfortably carry. In January, a garden journal feels like one of the smartest things you could start. You buy the notebook, open the app, or … Read more

A lot of what goes wrong in a garden does not begin on the day you notice it. That is one of the hardest things for gardeners to hold onto. You walk out, spot the yellowing, the stalled growth, the damage, the collapse, and naturally, your mind goes to the present. What is wrong now? … Read more

Garden intelligence sounds like one of those phrases people use when they want a simple idea to sound bigger than it is. I understand the scepticism. Gardeners hear enough inflated language as it is. The last thing most people want is another clever phrase wrapped around something vague. So let me put it plainly. Garden … Read more

Gardening calendars are comforting. That is why they sell so well and why so many people cling to them. Something is reassuring about a page that says sow this in March, plant that in April, harvest this in August. It gives the impression that the season will unfold in an orderly way if only you … Read more

Most gardeners do not struggle because they care too little. They struggle because the garden is harder to hold together than it first appears. At the start, it feels manageable. A few beds. A few crops. A seed list. A rough plan in your head. You remember what you did well last year, or at … Read more

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