
Book of gardening cartoons

A searchable archive for licensing
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
A cartoon about hubris, the law of unforeseen consequences, insufficient planning, foreword planning, flawed planning strategies, flaws in reasoning.
by chrismadden
A cartoon about fruit gardening, vegetable gardens, harvesting fruit, pear trees, garden fruit, allotment gardening, autumn gardens, fall gardening, fruit picking.
by chrismadden
A cartoon about blooms, flowers, colour in the garden, attention-seeking flowers, attractive blossom, cherry blossom time, flowering trees, summer gardens.
by chrismadden
As well as the direction of the prevailing wind the gardener needs to take into account other aspects of the orientation of the garden, such as the direction in which it is facing in relation to the sun.
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
A joke about invasive species of trees, seed propagation, evolved seed dispersal strategies.
by chrismadden
A comic illustration about extending your garden into next door’s garden by secretly planting bushes and trees.
by chrismadden
Windfalls are normally associated with apples and apple trees, however I’ve used pears in my cartoon because they are a more interesting and recognisable shape.
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
The man thinks the sign is to warn against low hanging branches that might bump your head, but it’s actually about the danger of falling branches.
A joke about health and safety, – and the danger of falling branches.
Drawn: June 2006
by chrismadden
The leaves are being stuck back onto the branches of the tree with glue so that the branches aren’t bare during the winter and so that the trees can provide some winter colour in the garden.
The man in the cartoon is saying “I’m gluing the fallen leaves back on so that we get autumn colour right through the winter.”
by chrismadden
Cartoon showing children walking under an apple tree laden with apples, and not being interested in picking any of them because they are too engrossed in modern technological devices such as cell phones or other hand held electronic devices.
by chrismadden
by chrismadden
by chrismadden