−50%The January Garden: Bones, frost, and quiet planning
Edwin Marsh · narrated by Rowan Whitmore
2026
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A garden in January looks empty only if you have not learned to read it. This is a walk through that stillness: how bare structure reveals a landscape's true shape, why frost outlines what summer growth hides, and how the coldest month becomes the best time to plan what comes next. Practical and observant, with the kind of patience that turns a quiet season into useful work.
19 chapters
- 1What You Will Find Here2m
- 2Foreword5m
- 3Chapter 1: Coming Back to a Quiet Place14m
- 4Chapter 2: What Stillness Really Is13m
- 5Chapter 3: How Frost Finds a Garden11m
- 6Chapter 4: The Shape Under the Leaves14m
- 7Chapter 5: Seed Heads Left Standing14m
- 8Chapter 6: The Evergreen Corner13m
- 9Chapter 7: Tracks in the Frost13m
- 10Chapter 8: Bark in Close Light13m
- 11Chapter 9: The Rest of the Soil11m
- 12Chapter 10: Tools Put Away, Plans Taking Shape14m
- 13Chapter 11: A Small Circuit Through the Cold12m
- 14Chapter 12: Ten Minutes at the Window14m
- 15Chapter 13: Weaving It Into the Week14m
- 16Chapter 14: When the Garden Asks for Help12m
- 17The End of the Path3m
- 18About the Author1m
- 19The Rest of the Work1m
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