Garden Stories Season 2 explores the people and places where care, creativity, and growth come together across Greater Edmonton. Set in gardens, homesteads, and working farms, the series highlights gardeners, designers, farmers, and artists whose connection to the land shapes how they live, create, and support their communities.
Welcome to Elk Island National Park, east of Edmonton, where we explore what inspires landscape artist Linda Lindamann at Astotin Lake and visit her studio to see her latest paintings
Meet my husband Robert MacPhee, whose passion and skill in gardening and design have transformed our small suburban Fort Saskatchewan yard into a lush, vibrant garden.
Explore The Willows, a healing garden by landscaper and horticulture therapist Caitlin Larson, just outside Beaumont, Alberta, and discover the benefits of daily connection with nature.
In the heart of Edmonton, the Hanneman Garden showcases naturalistic gardening. Join landscape architect Nathaniel Hanneman and photographer Claire Hanneman of Polyflora Studios.
At Rosy Farms Organic Haskap Orchard near Alcomdale, Andrew Rosychuk transformed over-farmed land into a thriving organic orchard and launched an innovative wetland restoration research program.
In this episode, we sit down with seed analyst and botanist Morgan Webb in his Edmonton garden to explore the complexities of large-scale farming, monocultures, and genetically modified seeds.
At The Scheetz Farm near Thorsby and Pigeon Lake, we talk with matriarch Hertha and her son Mark about farming’s evolution, challenges, and protecting a family legacy.
Step inside Edmonton's Muttart Conservatory for a private and welcoming tour of the tropical and temperate pyramids with horticulturalist Laurie Frierichs and Operations Team Lead Sarah Birmingham.
