With spring approaching quickly, February is a great month to start planning out what you’re going to be growing this year!

2021 has arrived at the Cambie & 16th garden and we’re excited to get into a new year of growing. January is great month to start planning out what you’re going to be growing over the spring and summer months.

December has arrived at the Cambie & 16th garden and with it the holiday season. Thank you for all your hard work this years and the resiliency you have all shown. We would like to wish you a very warm and Happy Holidays!

The first frost came early this year at the Cambie & 16th garden and that means it’s time to start cleaning your beds for the winter months

Fall has officially arrived at the Cambie & 16th garden and that means it’s time to start cleaning your beds by removing any dead or dying plants.

Summer is coming to a close at the Cambie & 16th garden and it’s your last chance to get your winter and fall crops in the ground. September is also a great time harvest the last of summer veg and feast on all your bounty

The summer heat has arrived and we have now entered into the dog days of summer. With all this hot weather, it’s crucial that you make it to the garden every day or two to give your plants a deep and thorough watering so they stay happy and healthy during all this heat.

Summer has arrived at the Cambie & 16th garden and it is set to be a hot one. With all this heat, it’s a good idea to set a solid watering schedule for the summer months to keep your plants happy and healthy

June has arrived and summer is only moments away.  With temperatures on the rise, it’s important to remember to water your plants thoroughly and more often so you can maximize your yields and increase your bounty over the summer months.

It’s now mid spring at the Cambie & 16th garden and all systems are a go. Make sure you are registered for your garden beds as the registration deadline is quickly approaching.

Spring is here at the Cambie & 16th garden and the growing season is really starting to kick off. There is a lot of uncertainty circulating around the city due to COVID-19 and we have some new rules and guidelines to follow so we can all stay safe and continue to garden.

We have updated our gardening guidelines to respond to COVID-19, and we ask that everyone read through and follow this new protocol.

That’s right! Winter is just about over and spring is about to begin (March 19th). We’re excited to get the 2020 growing season started and to see what you all will be growing!

It’s February at the Cambie & 16th garden and it’s time to register your beds for the 2020 growing season. It is a great month to start thinking about and planning out what you’re going to plant this spring.

Happy New Year!! January has arrived and with it the rain. It’s might seem strange to start planning what you’re going to be growing in the spring time when it’s raining outside, but your future self will be thankful for all the extra planning when the warmer months start to roll around.

December has arrived and so has the cold weather. All the beds have been put to rest and it’s time to kick back and enjoy the holiday season.

It’s that time of year again where the mornings are frosty and the leaves are falling. If you haven’t cleaned out your beds of the wilting summer plants, now is a great time. It’s also a good idea to line your beds with the fallen leaves to keep them mulched over the winter.

Fall has officially arrived and it’s time to start preparing for the winter. If you’re not planning on growing over the winter months October is a great time to harvest the last of your summer veggies and pull out any dead or dying plants.

With the summer season coming to end it’s a great idea to get your fall/winter garden planted. Not only will this keep your yields going into the fall it will also allow you to grow through the winter months and get a great jump on spring next year.

The dog days of summer are here! August is shaping up to be a hot one and it is important that you stay consistent with your watering schedule. Make sure you give the soil a good soaking as this will help your plants stay healthy and hydrated throughout this hot month.