Pamela Anderson doesn’t have to travel far to enter a magical winter wonderland.
In fact, all she has to do is simply open her door to her breathtaking backyard on her family’s estate on Vancouver Island.
Autumn is in the air as the leaves gracefully fall, and winter is fast approaching, which means there will be a brief pause on plant growth.
Despite that, the star already has big plans for her property as soon as spring arrives, and she’s already “dreaming up the next garden.”
The model explained to People: “I do have a small winter garden. I still have cabbages I harvest and kale and Swiss chard and a lot of herbs, but I’ve already been talking to my head gardener about next year.”
She revealed her plans, sharing: “We’re also planting bulbs. It’s always exciting. You can think about what you did last and the things that work, the things that you want to work better, and we’re just kind of getting better and better. And the more you plant, the more you have in your garden.”
Whenever the A-lister isn’t traveling or walking a red carpet, she relaxes in her peaceful garden.
Pamela often provides her fans with a behind-the-scenes look into the serene property on social media.
She’s previously shown her calm mornings, which include walking her dogs, getting cozy and reading, tending to her herbs, and taking in the sunset on her dock.
The actress loves decompressing there and reaps the benefits of the rest and recharge she gets in.
Pamela previously shared with People: “I get home with my dogs, and I get in the garden, and I start throwing them vegetables through the fence. And just slowly I come back down to earth. It takes me a couple days.”
She continued: “I feel like a little kid in the garden because the things I planted from little seeds are huge. You get a few nicks here and there from my clippers, but you can’t walk away from the garden without feeling inspired.”
The garden has served as a muse for her skincare brand Sonsie’s recent holiday campaign.
The campaign, called “Where Does the Garden Go?” featured puppets in both a live-action and stop-motion film, inside a miniature version of her glorious garden.




