Pamela Anderson Shares Autumn Garden Routine
Home gardeners can see how a six-acre rural property is maintained through the seasons.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Gardening
Actress and activist Pamela Anderson shared an autumn video of her six-acre Vancouver Island property on Instagram, showing a rainy morning walk, her backyard garden and a reading session. The post highlights her return to the family estate in 2020 for readers interested in her home and gardening routine.
Why it matters
Anderson's account of gardening as a grounding practice gives home gardeners a concrete, low-cost example of using outdoor space for daily routine and wellbeing. Her Instagram posts and interviews show how a rural property with a long family history can be maintained as a personal garden.
Anderson's Vancouver Island property covers six acres and was once a motel owned by her grandmother. She returned to the family estate in 2020 and has described gardening as a grounding practice.
The players
Pamela Anderson
Canadian actress and activist known for Baywatch, who returned to her family's Vancouver Island estate in 2020 and shares gardening and rural life on social media.
The details
The autumn video opens with Anderson walking a dog through her sunroom at sunrise and includes a tour of her backyard garden on a rainy morning. Her Instagram Stories showed wild ground cherries she picked from the property, and she developed the Wild Groundcherry Basic Balm with the skincare brand Sonsie. The clip ends with a selfie beside a large pine tree and a walk along a lake dock.
Timeline
2020: Anderson returned to her family's estate on Vancouver Island.
September 2024: Anderson told Better Homes & Gardens about the land's history.
October: Anderson spoke to People about gardening grounding her.
November 6, 2026: The article was published and the autumn video was shared on Instagram.
The Home Front
Celebrity home-and-garden posts have become a recurring format for showing rural and seasonal property care. Anderson's account places a personal garden within a family property with its own history.
If you maintain a garden, consider a simple autumn walk-through to note what is still producing and what needs clearing before winter. Keeping a seasonal checklist for beds, containers and tools can help you plan the next growing year.
The takeaway
A regular seasonal walk through your garden can reveal what to harvest, protect or clear before the cold arrives. Keep a short note of what grew well so you can plan next year's planting.
Further reading
For more on how seasonal garden routines work, explore the Gardening section.
