Edible Landscapes

Robin Wheeler, Edible Landscapes, 1732 Pell Road, Roberts Creek, BC V0N 2W1
(604) 885-4505 www.ediblelandscapes.ca

Organic Seasonal Produce/Nursery plants for the edible/permaculture garden,
freshly
cut herbs, dried medicinal/culinary herbs, tea blends, seeds, hydrosols.

Nursery open April through October, fresh herbs available June through October,
dried products year round. Most Sundays, and happy to see people at other times
if I am home - call to visit if you are in the area.



Gidora's Garden

8066 Redroofs Rd, Halfmoon Bay email: gidorasgarden@dccnet.com

Garlic, seasonal vegetables, fruit and flowers

Open: April thru October, Tuesday to Sunday 8 am to 6 pm



Green Room Organics

Certified organic greenhouse and field vegetables, berries and herbs available
seasonally at farm gate and local farmers markets.



785 Henry Road · Gibsons

604 886 1230

www.greenroomorganics.ca



Henry Reed Produce

Henry Road, look large sign, Gibsons - 886-7979

certified seasonal produce and eggs all year round Wednesday to Sunday
mid way through June 7 days a week. 10 - 6pm



Klipspringer 604-886-0892

(organic farm)



Promised Land

2158 Field Road, Sechelt end of pavement
turn right half km, 604 740-8823 Berries, Garlic, Seasonal Produce



Martin Cook

1066 Blackburn Road, Roberts Creek , 886-0953

Honey
(call to buy honey) year round



Roosendale Farms

Garden Bay Road, Pender Harbour 604-883-9910

Tomato, Cucumber, Peppers, Basil, Seasonal Produce



Seabreeze Apiaries

Alan Cobbin, 2737 Lower Road, Roberts Creek 604-886-7006, alcobbin@dccnet.com

Honey
(call to buy honey)



Shadoblix Farm

2225 Oldershaw, Roberts Creek 604-886-2693,
info@shadoblixfarm.ca

Eggs, Seasonal Produce, Herbs

If you are a commercial food business contact web@onestraw.ca
for more complete list of Sunshine Coast Growers



If you are an organic growers (certification not necessary but sustainable
practices are, i.e. pesticide, fungicide and herbicide free) contact
web@onestraw.ca to be listed

Please provide the following information:

Name (your name and business
name) Address & Contact info (tel#/email)

What do you grow?

Do you have farm gate sales (what days and times)?

What time of year do you have produce and until when?

Community Gardens

Secehlt Community Garden


Behind the Community Services office on Inlet Avenue is a beautiful
oasis of display and vegetable gardens created and maintained by
many volunteers since ground was broken in 1992. There are vegetable
beds for people unable to garden at their own homes, compost bins,
worm beds, an orchard for the Food Bank, and many flowers, shrubs
and trees.

Members of the public are welcome to visit the garden, and volunteers
are welcome.

Community Gardens

604-885-5881 ext. 233

Nancy Baker, Program Director and SCCSS Volunteer Coordinator

Email
Nancy

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Sunshine Coast Food Bank

The Sunshine Coast Food Bank not only vividly demonstrates
the community in action, it also provides insight into the difficulties
experienced
by those living below the poverty level. The Sunshine Coast Food Bank
gathers, stores and distributes food to people in need in our community.



Last year the team of Food Bank volunteers gave 2,659 hours. Twice
a month the Food Bank gave food to an average of 330 families including
124 children. The Food Bank is sustained through the generous financial
support and food donations of the community and the efforts of many
supporters to organize food drives and other fund-raising events."

Food Bank, 604-885-5598 #240

Dale Gould, Coordinator

Email Dale
Canadian Associaton of Food Banks website