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iN PHOTOS: Whimsical figurines decorate this ‘Shire’ on a Kamloops hiking trail
Hidden among the tall grass on the Rivers Trail near the Kamloops airport are figurines,…
iN PHOTOS: Tomato hornworms munching on gardens in Kamloops, Okanagan
Sara Ludtke went to pick some tomatoes from her Kamloops garden late in the evening…
iN PHOTOS: Peek into this fairy garden hidden in a Kamloops forest
Somewhere hidden amid a network of trails in the woods of Kamloops is an extensive…
Kelowna gardener shows off massive cauliflower crop
Check out this crop. Franz Huber’s cauliflowers grew exceptionally well this year — these heads…
iN VIDEO: Watch 12 months of Kamloops garden’s life in 12 seconds
Kamloops gardener Kent Fawcett put together a time-lapse video from photos he took of his…
Vernon edible garden built next to elementary school promotes food security to students
A Vernon permaculture group growing edible gardens in the city has expanded to involve students…
Wondering what to do? Stop these pesky plants from invading your yard
People been stuck at home for a while now, and may be running out of…
Garden centers appear to be getting a coronavirus bump
As people shelter in place and stay home to self-isolate, their new habits are starting…
March bows out this weekend with tonnes of things to do in Kelowna
KELOWNA – Hard as it may be to believe, it's time to bid farewell to…
Kamloops Master Gardener is saving the world one garden at a time
KAMLOOPS – If you consider yourself someone with a green thumb, you have the chance…
Backyard Revitalization: City sells salvaged pavers
PENTICTON - The City has a landscaping deal for anyone looking for paving stones to add to their garden this spring. Excess paved stone, torn up from Martin Street as part of the Downtown Revitalization Plan, is up for sale at a cost of $75 per pallet. There are approximately 280 to 300 bricks per...
Urban Agriculture group closing garden gates
PENTICTON — Volunteers are closing their garden's gates because city council, under false pretences, shot down a licence renewal. The Penticton Urban Agriculture Association will be selling and giving away their gardening tools, boxes, compost and soil this saturday. The association’s board of directors decided to vacate the garden by June 30, the end of...