Orchid Meadows blog

Autumn is a beautiful time of year at Orchid Meadows. The Michaelmas daisies are in full flourish, the hawthorn bushes are dripping with...

As the season advances at Orchid Meadows, you can enjoy autumn colours, spectacular sunsets and dark skies untainted by modern light...

There's no better place to share a song than around a campfire. Clara and Maja spent the final night of their week-long stay in the...

Yesterday we started juicing our early varieties of apples with willing help from volunteers Clara, Maja and Fjonn (pictured). The family...

Like everywhere, West Wales has seen more than its usual share of rain over the past couple of months. But now the weather has turned and...

This is Monty, our new cockerel. He is of uncertain breed, or mixture of breeds more likely, but nevertheless remains handsome, which is...

It might not be the Royal Horticultural Society annual awards but Tregaron Show is a much respected date in the calendar in Tregaron and...

The long awaited project to restore our area of sphagnum bog has begun. Part of Orchid Meadows mimics the wetland of Cors Caron, a...

Parts of Orchid Meadows have taken on something of a Mediterranean feel. No, really. Our giant beef tomatoes are starting to ripen in the...

We have welcomed four new hens to our henhouse, all Calder Rangers from a nearby poultry farm. They are essential additions to our flock...

Sometime early this morning our Highland Cattle – mum Esme and calf Theo – broke out of Orchid Meadows to seek their fortune or perhaps...

Volunteers surveyed fields at Orchid Meadows yesterday and counted 1343 flowering orchid heads, far more than was expected. The data will...

Meet head-hen Katy. She’s been with us now for two years and during that time we’ve had a valuable insight into the feeding patterns of...

Fresh vegetables are now on-tap at Orchid Meadows and are available free of charge to guests. Ready to add colour to a barbecue are...

This Orchid Meadows guest, Paul, enjoyed a meaty barbecue before heading out the next morning for a long cycle to Bangor, picking up the...

There's something distinctly special about a barbecue over a wood fire. Maybe it's the sweet aroma of wood smoke hanging gently in the...

The first of this summer's orchids are now beginning to add decoration to Evening Meadow. They are quite early this year, probably down...

Everyone likes a pat on the back now and again and when you're a new glamping site owner, you do need reassurance that what you're...

The wild orchids in Evening Meadow are now coming into leaf, showing their distinctive dark spots. It's another sign that summer is on...

Two new Highland Cattle are now tucking into the grass in our Eastern and Western Rhos pastures. Named Esme and Theo, they are still a...