Gardening in Eyvan House is not only about growing food — it’s about nurturing life and connecting to the rhythm of nature. Our little rural garden becomes a place of meditation where each season brings new lessons: planting herbs in spring, harvesting fruits in summer, preparing beds in autumn, and letting the soil rest in winter. We follow organic practices inspired by Persian countryside traditions — composting, saving seeds, reusing water, and respecting the earth as our ancestors did. In this category, we share tips for growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers, alongside reflections on patience, resilience, and the joy of watching a seed turn into a meal. Gardening for us is slow, unpredictable, and endlessly rewarding — just like life itself.
Introduction There’s a soft hush in the air this week at Eyvan House—early autumn’s gentle breeze whispers through the garden, carrying…