In tune with nature's rhythms
As the moon waxes and wanes, the seasons shift and the light fades and returns, our roses keep time to nature’s rhythms. We practice minimal-intervention regenerative farming, taking our cues from nature, only offering light support and augmentation when necessary.
These cues are cyclical. The phases of the moon act as timekeeper, both symbolic and literal. In real terms, we harvest at dawn under a bright full moon. But in figurative terms, the full moon represents the peak power, potency and clarity of our roses, when their bioactive compounds are at their strongest. And with every new moon, we see potential take seed. While a waxing moon symbolises growth, a waning moon is a time for reflection. Every phase has its purpose. No moment is wasted.
