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Meet the book that feels like stepping into a storybook estate: Bird Haven Farm, a lush coffee table journey through a beloved property that’s been tended, shaped, and cherished for over twenty years. It’s part garden tour, part love letter to land stewardship, and part invitation to imagine what’s possible when beauty, ecology, and hospitality all live in the same place.
Features:
An intimate portrait of Bird Haven Farm, originally a simple stone house once owned by the publisher of the Nancy Drew mysteries
Showcases a series of distinct garden “rooms”: cloud-pruned boxwood hedges, lilac and dogwood groves, hellebore-lined paths, geometric stone-walled vegetable and flower beds inspired by medieval monasteries, orchards, meadows, and more
Celebrates thoughtful, ecologically minded land stewardship that honors both history and modern life
Seasonal menus featuring ingredients grown on the farm or sourced locally, weaving food and landscape together
Full-color photography by Ngoc Minh Ngo, capturing sweeping vistas and intimate details in equal measure
A rich source of inspiration for anyone dreaming of nurturing their own little patch of earth, whether it’s a backyard, a balcony, or a someday-farm
How we style it:
Place it on a coffee table beside a simple ceramic bowl of seasonal fruit or on a console near the back door where you slip on your boots. We love reaching for it when planning a garden reset, a seasonal menu, or even a small gathering—it gently reminds you that tending land, hosting people, and creating beauty can all be part of the same quiet, generous rhythm.
Meet the book that feels like stepping into a storybook estate: Bird Haven Farm, a lush coffee table journey through a beloved property that’s been tended, shaped, and cherished for over twenty years. It’s part garden tour, part love letter to land stewardship, and part invitation to imagine what’s possible when beauty, ecology, and hospitality all live in the same place.
Features:
An intimate portrait of Bird Haven Farm, originally a simple stone house once owned by the publisher of the Nancy Drew mysteries
Showcases a series of distinct garden “rooms”: cloud-pruned boxwood hedges, lilac and dogwood groves, hellebore-lined paths, geometric stone-walled vegetable and flower beds inspired by medieval monasteries, orchards, meadows, and more
Celebrates thoughtful, ecologically minded land stewardship that honors both history and modern life
Seasonal menus featuring ingredients grown on the farm or sourced locally, weaving food and landscape together
Full-color photography by Ngoc Minh Ngo, capturing sweeping vistas and intimate details in equal measure
A rich source of inspiration for anyone dreaming of nurturing their own little patch of earth, whether it’s a backyard, a balcony, or a someday-farm
How we style it:
Place it on a coffee table beside a simple ceramic bowl of seasonal fruit or on a console near the back door where you slip on your boots. We love reaching for it when planning a garden reset, a seasonal menu, or even a small gathering—it gently reminds you that tending land, hosting people, and creating beauty can all be part of the same quiet, generous rhythm.