Climate Change Rooted in Change — Climate Resilience and Shifting Plant Life in Cornwall’s Gardens As Cornwall’s climate warms and seasons shift, native and heritage plants are on the move. Discover how gardeners, scientists, and conservationists are tracking change, preserving microclimates, and reimagining gardens as sanctuaries for resilience and memory. By Ellory Moss • 4 min read
Plant Profiles Guardians of the Orchard: Cornwall’s Living Apple Heritage Cornwall’s heritage orchards are living museums of biodiversity, flavour, and memory. From the clove-scented Gilliflower to rare village apples, discover how these trees root tradition — and why they may be the future of resilient, community-based growing. By Ellory Moss • 4 min read
Seasonal Cornwall’s Living Almanac: Reading the Landscape in a Changing Climate Cornwall’s living almanac unfolds in the bloom of hawthorn, the shimmer of frogspawn, the arrival of swallows — signs of shifting seasons in a changing climate. By observing these rhythms, we connect with nature and help shape a more resilient future for our landscapes. By Ellory Moss • 3 min read
Wild Cornish Garden A Garden for All Seasons: Shaping Your Wild Cornish Haven Year-Round A Wild Cornish Garden is alive with beauty all year round — from spring bluebells and summer meadows to autumn berries and winter mosses. With native plants and natural habitats, you’ll enjoy a living, changing space that welcomes wildlife every season. By Ellory Moss • 3 min read
Seasonal Late Summer in a Cornish Garden Late summer in Cornwall brings a vibrant mix of harvest, planting, and wildlife. From sowing hardy greens to watching ivy bees at work, this is a season of abundance, preparation, and nature’s quiet shift toward autumn — a perfect time to tend, gather, and enjoy. By Ellory Moss • 2 min read
