Ann and Her Mother

A daughter with lively domestic ambitions moves with her mother into a newly built house in a remote glen, and the narrative traces their adjustments to rural life, garden plans, seasonal weather and the practicalities of household-making. The daughter imagines borders of delphiniums and rambler roses; the mother wrestles with solitude, bad weather, and family scattered abroad, finding comfort in reading, letters and small routines. Episodes focus on daily conversation, gardening, domestic industry, memory-laden rooms, and the quiet negotiations of companionship that reshape both women’s expectations of home and belonging.