Episode 1

Diana Dhaliwal and her family create a home away from home around her century-old house with a potager, pool and Manitoba mountain.

Episode 2

Designer John Tinkler creates three very distinct gardens surrounding his home: one wild, one sculptural and one lusciously decadent.

Episode 3

Microbiologist Linda Cameron brings her scientific training to her garden with spectacular results.

Episode 4

Lisa Renner wants her yard to be a naturalized prairie garden in front and functional space in back, so she hires designer John Harper to bring beauty to both.

Episode 5

Free Press garden writer Colleen Zacharias gardens for fall and with more than 90 hydrangeas, her garden blooms late into the season.

Episode 6

A garden designed for seniors uses raised boxes for easy access and becomes a haven for naturalized plantings and pollinators.

Episode 1

"Masagana" in Tagalog means abundance; Lourdes Still felt this described the five acres of land she lives on near Richer, Manitoba; three years ago she started a flower farm and now she teaches people how to dye fabric from the flowers she grows.

Episode 2

Raymond Ngarboui has been in Canada for 20 years after fleeing Chad to spend 8 years in Cameroon as a refugee; the Rainbow Community Garden is his way to give back to refugees who are new to Canada.

Episode 3

Derek Yarnell has made it his mission to change the way he gardens by replacing lawn with natural prairie plants as food for local species; he is sharing his knowledge with local gardeners and on TikTok.

Episode 4

Wilbert Ronald is one of Canada's leading plant breeders; he and his family have owned Jeffries Nurseries in Portage la Prairie for 40 years, one of the largest distributors of plants in Western Canada.

Episode 5

Philip Ronald and his wife Karen run Riverbend Orchards in Portage la Prairie where they grow a variety of fruits, mainly hascap and Saskatoon berries, cherries, plums, and apples; Philip teaches horticulture at the University of Manitoba.