Our garden’s journey from April, May into June for summer has not been without incident this year.
Yet gradually the bubbling energy of spring has given way to the frisson of summer days. And our garden has courted us once more to enjoy its depths. Check out the idea for the next garden project in the little video at the end!
Ednovean Farm's garden throughout the year
Follow the sub tropical gardens and courtyards at Ednovean Farm though the season in our monthly garden diary. Each month I take fresh new photos to share with you and share our garden projects.
Winter to spring – a season in the garden
There’s been an epic battle between the gales of winter and the certainty of spring this year. Finally, as we transitioned from the spring solstice to British summertime, the fresh growth of spring spread a balm of grace over our garden.
A year in the Ednovean Farm Gardens – 2021
Now seems the perfect time to look back over 2021 in the Ednovean Farm Gardens. It has been a year that has seen some tweaks and changes to the gardens.
The ebb and flow of autumn into winter
Autumn has ebbed and flowed through the gardens since we last spoke, borne on the unstoppable tide of winter.
Summer turns to autumn in our garden
Almost overnight the fig leaves have turned to rich buttery yellow at Ednovean, as October draws to a close. So now seems a good time to look back at the changing seasons as summer turned to autumn in our garden. Join me for a tour around the cusps of the seasons
The July garden diary for Ednovean Farm
The July garden at Ednovean Farm has its own restless momentum now. With dormant plants chaotically flowering and spilling over paths in an unstoppable tide of colours, any thought of colour control has receded into the distance.
Wild flowers and Echiums – June at Ednovean Farm
Wild flowers and Echiums sway in the gardens at Ednovean farm in June in a flamboyant tumble of vegetation. The gravel border has a flourishing mix of sub tropical plants, the potager is abundant and we celebrated our 30th Wedding Anniversary with a special memento for the garden.
A hint of the Secret Garden
The gardens at Ednovean Farm pay homage to The secret Garden this month in a tide of tulips and new directions
A very Happy Easter to you!!
Now is such a special time for the garden and I think this year our Ednovean Daffodils have smashed it.
The living garden – the changing season at Ednovean
Winter is turning to spring in the Ednovean Farm gardens now! Each day I treasure the extra minute of daylight, as a cherished gift of spring hopes. And then suddenly as though looking back through a long tunnel, the spring bulbs are shooting up and we have an extra hour or two to relish outside