• Article Young Agrarians, Increasing the Number of Viable and Ecological Farmers in Canada Young Agrarians (YA) is the largest educational resource network for new and young ecological farmers in Canada. YA offers farmer-to-farmer programming to grow the next generation of food...
• Article The Green & Gold Community Garden: A Local Garden with Global Impact For many years the Green & Gold Community Garden has been a fortunate recipient of donated seeds from West Coast Seeds. Situated on just over two acres of...
• Article Green & Gold Community Garden At the Green & Gold Community Garden, in Edmonton, volunteers get their hands dirty on two acres of land at the University of Alberta South Campus farm. Now...
• Article Meaningful Words from Members of the Cowichan Lake Community Garden The Cowichan Lake Community Garden is located in the Town of Lake Cowichan on Vancouver Island. It was created in 2014 by volunteers from the community and with...
• Page Articles & Instructions Browse West Coast Seeds wide variety of articles and gardening instructions. Full of useful information, product instructions, tips, tricks and more to make your gardening experience easy and...
• Article Do Ants Farm Aphids? We hear so much about ants farming aphids that we thought we should answer the question, “Do ants farm aphids?” It’s natural for human beings to try to...
• Article Using Cover Crops to Restore Land Critics who visit our farm to learn about our style of no-till often point out that our deep mulch system isn’t viable for most regions of the world....
• Article Bumble Bees: An Interview with Brian Campbell Brian Campbell is a certified Master Beekeeper and long time figure at West Coast Seeds. He acts as our Purchasing & Production Coordinator and Quality Assurance Officer.  How did...
• Article About Squash Squash (Curcurbita sp.) Of all the vegetable varieties, squashes are by far the most diverse in shape, size, and overall appearance. The sheer complexity of this vegetable group...
• Article About Onions Learn about onions (Allium cepa) & shallots (A. cepa aggreatum) Onions represent perhaps the most ancient of cultivated vegetables, dating back to the Bronze Age, as early as...