Bette and Nina Crowdie have never been close - they're too different the ten-year age difference doesn't help and Bette's rarely been home since she left for university. When their father passes away and unexpectedly splits the family farm between them Nina is furious and afraid. The farm is the only stable home her young son Barnaby has had and she's convinced that Bette who never wanted anything to do with the family business will sell at the first chance she gets. When they discover the huge debt their father has been hiding Bette reluctantly agrees to help her sister. They have to find a way to work together and Bette must face up to the real reason she left all those years ago. Could the discovery of an ancient orchard on their land be the key to saving the farm - and their relationship?
