−50%Seasons & Gardens
Midsummer Hay: The scent of a cut field at the year's high point
Edwin Marsh · narrated by Rowan Whitmore
2026
4h 8m
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You settle into the long light of midsummer, where the air carries the sweet weight of cut grass and pollen drifts like dust motes in the afternoon sun. Rowan Whitmore reads with the unhurried pace of someone who has spent hours leaning on a farm gate, watching the hay turn gold.
Inside this audiobook
19 chapters
- 1Standing Still3m
- 2Chapter 1: The Long Light Before You Begin13m
- 3Chapter 2: What Hay Fever Really Is17m
- 4Chapter 3: The Grasses That Hold the Heat18m
- 5Chapter 4: Honey in Water, Morning and Night16m
- 6Chapter 5: Apple Cider Vinegar at the Kitchen Door11m
- 7Chapter 6: The Nettles by the Field Edge12m
- 8Chapter 7: A Cold Cloth on the Back of the Neck15m
- 9Chapter 8: Walking Before the Dew Is Gone16m
- 10Chapter 9: The Window Kept Open After Rain19m
- 11Chapter 10: Vegetable Glycerin and the Throat13m
- 12Chapter 11: The Hayloft as Sanctuary18m
- 13Chapter 12: Elderflower Cordial, Diluted and Cool15m
- 14Chapter 13: What a Week Might Look Like16m
- 15Chapter 14: The Scythe's Return16m
- 16Chapter 15: When the Breath Will Not Open23m
- 17Walking Back4m
- 18About the Author1m
- 19What to Read Next1m
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