Orchid Meadows blog

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...

Our vegetable garden is largely given over to edibles but we've saved one corner for this yellow-flowered plant with interesting...

As warm sunny days become more frequent, the urge is to get out and explore the countryside. We recently enjoyed a lovely walk along the...

It's an unlikely tourism magnet but the lonely phone box on the mountain road out of Tregaron has become a strong draw for visitors....

Our local cuckoo has returned from its winter travels and is making itself vocal. This can mean only one thing: spring has finally...

Easter Sunday saw the resurrection of Red Kite Yurt after a long winter's storage. Almost a dozen pairs of eager hands took part in what...

Not these ones. These fritillaries are fine and we wonder if it's because they're white. Unlike our purple snake's head ones, which seem...

The on-site love story involving our pair of red kites has moved to a new level. Lynn caught them being amorous one morning on last...

We are not the only ones to notice the days are getting longer. Our three hens - Katy, Jackie and Sara - have brightened up and are...

A red kite seems to be paying regular visits to our orchard area. One possibility is that it is eyeing up our tall beeches as the...

There is a hint of spring in the air in West Wales and that is enough for us to head to the polytunnel and start potting-up seeds. So...