Pamela Anderson has spent the last few years trading the noise of Hollywood for a quieter life on Canada’s West Coast, and she recently posted a video of her beautiful garden sprawling with fresh vegetables, which is proof of what that transition in life has been like.The actress, who is popularly known for Baywatch and her recent work on The Last Showgirl, took to social media to show off her beautifully arranged vegetable garden at her family property in Ladysmith on Vancouver Island.The video, filled with rows of homegrown produce, roses, and sunflowers, is the newest chapter in a gardening journey she has been recording for years.She began her journey as a way to reconnect with her roots, and it has clearly turned into one of her biggest passions; fans can’t get enough of it.Here’s a closer look at Anderson’s garden tour and how gardening became such a central part of her post-Hollywood life.
Pamela Anderson gives a glimpse into her sprawling vegetable garden
Anderson, who has a fan following of 5.1 million on Instagram, walked her fans through rows of flourishing plants before landing on a particularly abundant vegetable patch. She opened the clip by saying, “Look what’s growing in my garden,” before guiding viewers through a garden filled with squash, strawberries, onions, kale, lavender, and sunflowers. The post drew nearly 800,000 likes within a day, with fans flooding the comments to praise her gardening skills.This isn’t the first time Anderson has invited the internet into her garden. The property has been central to her life since she returned to Vancouver Island, and its transformation was chronicled on the HGTV series Pamela’s Garden of Eden, which followed her as she restored her family’s legacy estate.Anderson, who is vegan and co-founded her skincare brand, has continued to share glimpses of that world on social media in the years since.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.
Anderson grows many plants in her estate, but there are some which are her favourites
Her enthusiasm for gardening came through clearly in a 2025 interview with Elle Decor, where she spoke about the range of flowers and vegetables she grows on the property, including her fondness for Yves Piaget roses and sunflowers, which she described as an especially cheerful plant to grow. It’s the vegetable garden, though, that she seems proudest of. “You couldn’t name a vegetable I don’t have,” she told Elle Decor, explaining that she rotates her crops every season and treats each one as a chance to try something new.
How growing vegetables and taking care of her garden is a form of therapy for her
Anderson has also spoken about how the garden came to mean so much to her. She has said her love for growing her own food took root after she renovated her Vancouver Island property, “I had a lot of space, and I just felt like I wanted to live off the land and grow my own garden and do a lot of canning and pickling,” and carry on a tradition passed down through her family.Over time, tending to the garden turned into something closer to therapy for her. “It really has been a self-soothing meditation. I read books to my plants. I do all sorts of funny things… This is the Sonsie lifestyle: Having little quirks and fun and joy”, she explained.
