Linda is a Pacific Northwest expert gardener and entomologist. Join her mailing list and receive her blog directly to your inbox or choose one of her books!

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Curious about hot composting or worm composting?  Want to learn more about the Green Cone Digester or Earth Machine backyard composter? Check out these amazing factsheets about a whole range of topics.

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Healthy organic gardens are full of bugs. Gardens, and even farms, are ecosystems that maintain their own balance. Learn more about pest management with West Coast Seeds.

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The Capital Region Beekeepers’ Association offers online and in-person resources for new and experienced beekeepers

BioDiversity is a zine that teaches all ages about the history of selected Black and Indigenous ecological stewards. These people have worked in the industries of soil health, environmental activism, plant knowledge and more.

Do you want to know when to you can seed your beets?

This handy planting guide lays it all out for you, crop by crop!

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Everything you need to know about apple varieties. 

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A podcast about building community resilience in the Comox Valley in uncertain times, through awareness, inspiration and empowerment of food systems actors globally and locally.

This planting chart shows average seeding windows for folks in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. It gives an overview of what to start when in trays, greenhouses/cold frames and direct seeded outside from January to September. 

Regional lists of native plants for pollinators. Information on pollinators, and planting and managing guidelines. For homeowners, farmers, and land managers.

Healthy organic gardens are full of bugs. Gardens, and even farms, are ecosystems that maintain their own balance. Learn more about pest management with West Coast Seeds.