A digital garden is a different way of writing on the internet. Instead of publishing finished articles in reverse chronological order, you tend to a collection of notes that grow and change over time — like plants in a garden.
Some notes are just seeds: a question, a half-formed idea, a reference I want to come back to. Others have been revisited and expanded. A few might eventually become something more structured. The point is not to produce polished content, but to think in public and let ideas develop at their own pace.
This is the opposite of a blog. A blog post is written once and published. A garden note is planted once and tended over time.