A quiet little press for strange stories and whispered pages
If you have arrived here from The Quiet Garden Journal, you're in the right place.
If your garden welcomed more plants than the pages your Quiet Garden Journal could hold, or if you’d like a few extra things tucked into your gardening year, there are few more things waiting for you here.
More Garden Friends
Companion Garden Friends Edition
Sometimes a garden welcomes more plants than the pages in a journal can hold. The Companion Garden Friends Edition was created for those seasons when plants keep appearing – the ones you couldn’t resist bringing home.
Inside, you’ll find 50 additional Plant Profile spreads, along with a few quiet garden touches tucked throughout, so you can keep track of every new friend that finds its way into your garden.
Because sometimes the garden simply isn’t finished growing yet.
Printed and hand-assembled in small batches at
The Curiosity Cabinet Press
Carriage House Studio
Crosby, TX
A Few Extra Pages
Some gardens simply need a few more pages.
You’re welcome to download them anytime you need a little more space.
These printable pages are a small thank-you for tending your garden with The Quiet Garden Journal. These pages are free to download and print whenever your garden needs a little more room.
Care Adjustments & Challenges Log
The Next Garden
The seeds for the 2027 edition of The Quiet Garden Journal are already planted.
New pages, new reflections, and a few more quiet places to notice what grows in both the garden and ourselves are already beginning to take shape.
If you’d like to be the first to know when the next journal is ready to be gathered and bound, you’re welcome to join the Quiet Garden List.
From The Carriage House
The Quiet Garden Journal is printed and hand-assembled in small batches at The Curiosity Cabinet Press in The Carriage House Studio located in Crosby, Texas.
Each one carries small variations: Different pocket papers, seed packets, and other quiet little surprises, because as all gardeners know, gardens are never exactly the same twice.
Thank you for tending something beautiful.
