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.
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.
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
Winter in the Ednovean Farm garden
Winter is tightening its grip on the garden at Ednovean farm now, yet new spring growth is trying to prise open its waxy fingers.
Our October Garden
We’ve had a productive messy time this October in the garden. Putting the summer garden to bed and preparing for spring with new bulbs
Summer to autumn, in shadows and light
The play of light on old stone walls, the dappled sunshine falling on the plants, the shadows that frame and conceal all make for a wonderful atmosphere at this time of year..
High summer in the Ednovean Garden
High summer allows the boldest colours to shine at their dramatic best in the gardens
As the garden entrances play their part in building the anticipation for visiting the garden so the garden lays a seductive layer of charm around the house.
Revamping a courtyard to add a little Gallic charm
Today I wanted to tell you more about the revamp of the sunken courtyard. The aim was both to add a little Gallic charm and bring my lovely little “Drying yard” up to a five star entrance for our pretty Apricot Bedroom!
Our June garden – a summer romance
There is a certain romance about the June garden; an indefinable atmosphere of triumph as the garden fulfils the promise of the summer days