Joyce’s garden is a perfect example of how to make the most of a small space. It offers a little bit of everything, pathways softened with moss, ferns and hostas, and a vegetable garden with vertical elements to save space. Joyce and her husband grow many of their plants from seed during the winter—feel free to ask them about their process!

Every herb, flower, and plant in Andrea’s Garden is placed with purpose and intention. Her space features vertical gardening, rare herbs, a Three Sisters Garden, and a wonderful mix of perennials and annuals.

Cindy’s Garden is full of character. The property sits on a charming old farmstead with a classic red barn, chicken coop, and even an outhouse! Her perennial garden is filled with native prairie plants and grasses. Get inspired with Cindy’s unique bathtub succulent garden and her rock garden.

Wendy’s Garden is a colourful backyard oasis filled vibrant flowers, from peonies and roses to irises and lilies. She also has a passion for hot peppers, onion, garlic, and grows many of her vegetables from seed over the winter.

Sharon’s Garden is a cozy backyard retreat surrounded by a variety of shrubs and trees. Keep an eye out for her more unusual plant varieties—like Indigo and bleeding heart—that add an unexpected pop of colour!

Bev and Barry’s Garden feels like a peaceful forest retreat. Their shaded property is filled with a variety of hostas, lilies, moss, and native grasses. Discover how moss can be a beautiful and practical addition to your garden with a close-up look in this garden.

This lovely public garden is maintained by the Selkirk & District Horticultural Society and showcases a stunning variety of shrubs and perennials like bleeding hearts, goldenrod, roses, and zinnias. Knowledgeable SDHS volunteers will be on-site, so bring your plant questions!

We’ve got a couple more gardens we’re waiting to hear back, so come back in the next couple weeks to see any more gardens added to the tour!