We’re wintering at Ednovean Farm at the moment. Quietly navigating the passage through the winter days in slow living. These days spent finding a comfortable joy in the small changes that mark the seasons – perhaps perfectly described as Wintering.
Garden diary
A year in The Ednovean Farm Gardens
To spend a year in the Gardens of Ednovean Farm is to take a journey through the seasons. Each year it’ll be an infinitely changeable journey of course. However, ultimately that will be the reward in itself.
The golden days and swirling mists of autumn
The golden days and swirling mists of the changing season still hold us enthralled this autumn. Yet, as October turns to November, every day can be so different. Yet now My thoughts turn towards Winter and the festive time ahead
The silence of a summer’s day
There’s a deep silence that can only fall as the summers warmth cocoons a Sunday afternoon. A certain contentment, that only falls as the summer garden reaches its’ zenith.
Living with the gourmand rabbit – shaping the country garden
The gardens at Ednovean Farm combine both formal and Mediterranean styles within a wildlife friendly garden. Today read about life with the rabbit gourmand
April and May
As spring turns into Summer here in west Cornwall I’ve suddenly I realised that whilst I rush to tell you of the merest dalliance with a winter snowflake , somehow I totally neglect the arrival of hot sunny days.
A garden’s journey into 2024
Spring is in the air here in the Ednovean Farm gardens and suddenly, another winter is tentatively morphing into spring.
Changing the seasons to winter and light
Here at Ednovean we’re settling down to the shorter days as we speed towards the Winter Equinox. There’s a definite change to the seasons now and winter beckons with opens arms.
Summertime in our garden
Suddenly the days lengthened, the courtyard gardens filled with birdsong and our two little bats emerged from their hibernation to flirt with the twilight. Summertime had arrived in our gardens!
Spring delights – Our March days in the garden
This March has fled away from us, carried on the rollercoaster of spring towards its predestined destination. As the month closes, the wonderful tide of yellow daffodils has already started to give way to vibrant tulips in candy bright colours.