Organic Gardening News

Detached home built in 2018 offers two levels that span almost 1,200 square feet

Top reasons that gardeners cite: They enjoy being outside more; like growing things; and want to produce their own fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs.

In advance of preparing this article, I reread previous Westcoast Homes year-end columns and discovered Yogi Berra was right. It is tough to make predictions, especially about the future. Read More

Weekly roundup of three properties that recently sold in Metro Vancouver. Read More

Top interior designer Rima Martinez, of Rima Martinez Design, offers her expert advice for creating a stylish, festive home this holiday season. Read More

If you’re not sure what they would like most, a gift certificate from their favourite garden store would always be valued.

Seven-bedroom home originally constructed in 1941, renovated in 2011

Customers crave unique offerings, from rooftop gardens to pet-friendly amenities

If time is short, focus on a few key areas: the front door, foyer, mantel and dining table

Property is located in Vancouver's Renfrew neighbourhood with Hastings Street and Commercial Drive amenities nearby

'I think there has been a shift to natural materials and the truth of natural materials.'

Mid-century rural property offers breathtaking views, rich history

The Christmas rose starts blooming in late fall, and their flowers often last well into spring

Residents enjoy a 14,000-square-foot fitness and aquatic facility

Expert tips from Yvonne Luo, designer for John Henshaw Architect Inc.

Property boasts an enviable end-unit position

1,,000-square-foot home showcases modern esthetic and eco-friendly features

Get a feel for different communities without leaving home

Your deck or patio will look spectacular and will have a nice fragrance with all these traditional greens.

Neon signs were so popular in Vancouver in 1941 The Vancouver Sun had a contest to pick the best one