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"Gard" describes books that center on cultivated places—gardens, orchards, homesteads, estates—and the human and nonhuman lives woven through them. It blends pastoral and domestic fiction with elements of eco‑fiction and magical realism: slow, sensory prose; cyclical, seasonally driven plots; and conflicts about stewardship, inheritance, development, invasive change, and the secrets buried in soil and memory. Protagonists are often gardeners, keepers, farmers, botanists or heirs whose intimate knowledge of place reveals larger moral and social questions about belonging, sustainability, ritual and repair. "Gard" can be cozy or uncanny, realist or speculative, appealing to readers drawn to nature, craft, and the ethics of tending landscapes.

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