Pamela Anderson has traded the glitz of Hollywood for the tranquility of her expansive garden oasis on Vancouver Island. The actress offered a rare look at her family compound in Ladysmith, showcasing rows of thriving vegetables, towering sunflowers, and vibrant flowers that have captured significant attention on social media.
Anderson, 59, shared a video tour of the lush landscape, which features gravel pathways, oversized leafy plants, flowering blooms, and garden arches. Raised beds overflow with a variety of vegetables and greens. The space is also set up as a country retreat with a white wooden table, picnic area, and lounge chairs.
Her son, Dylan Lee, playfully commented on the post, while fans and friends expressed admiration for the actress's passion project. Many social media users praised the beauty of the garden, with some calling it "magical" and comparing Anderson to Martha Stewart.
This passion for gardening has become a prominent aspect of Anderson's life in recent years. Her efforts to restore the waterfront estate, which was purchased by her grandmother decades ago, were previously documented in HGTV's two-season series, "Pamela's Garden of Eden."
The garden update comes shortly after Anderson attended the wedding of her son Dylan to interior designer Paula Bruss in Saint-Tropez, France. The couple exchanged vows in an intimate garden ceremony, making lush natural settings a recurring theme in Anderson's recent milestones.