Pamela Anderson has swapped the bright lights of Hollywood for a quiet life in her private garden.
The Baywatch star gave fans a rare glimpse into her inside her sprawling oasis at her family compound in Ladysmith on Vancouver Island, Fox News reports.
The actress shared a video of her beautiful backyard. It is filled with vegetable patches, tall sunflowers, and colourful flowers.
“Look what’s growing in my garden,” the 59-year-old said as she showed off the lush landscape.
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A gravel walkway passes through a metal archway surrounded by raised vegetable beds and flowering plants. Picture: Pamela Anderson/Instagram
The video features stone paths, garden arches, and wooden tables that make the space feel like a peaceful retreat.
Raised garden beds overflow with vegetables and greens, while a white wooden table, picnic area and lounge chairs transform the space into a country retreat.
“Good morning from the garden,” Anderson captioned her social media post.
The actress’s famous friends, family and fans were quick to shower the garden with praise.
Her son, Dylan Lee, 28, teased, “Tell me you love to garden without telling me you love to garden.”
“There’s something about nurturing a garden … that’s so nourishing to us,” influencer Malia Hana commented. “I’ve just started, but wow …”
A seating area with white benches, a picnic table and a small greenhouse is surrounded by raised garden beds. Picture: Pamela Anderson/Instagram
Sunflowers bloom above kale and other vegetables growing in a raised garden bed. Picture: Pamela Anderson/Instagram
Fans flooded the comments with admiration, writing, “Beautiful … You and your garden” and “The sunflowers are striking!”
Others marvelled at Anderson’s passion project and wrote, “Your garden is so magical!”
Another compared the Hollywood actress to Martha Stewart and commented, “That is gorgeous. You’re quite the Martha.”
“Just so happy for you in this phase of life!!! everything is growing in your garden,” an adoring fan added.
Anderson’s passion for gardening has become a defining part of her life in recent years.
The former Playboy Playmate documented the transformation of the property in her two-season series, Pamela’s Garden of Eden.
The TV show followed the actress and producer as she restored the waterfront estate her grandmother purchased decades ago in British Columbia.
The garden update comes just weeks after Anderson travelled to Saint-Tropez, France, to celebrate another milestone — the wedding of her and ex-husband Tommy Lee’s son, Dylan, to interior designer Paula Bruss.
The couple exchanged vows during an intimate garden ceremony, making lush landscapes a fitting backdrop for another major moment in Anderson’s summer.
The Baywatch star offloaded her longtime Malibu home in 2021 for a whopping $US14.9 million. Picture: Realtor
Anderson’s Instagram page features snaps of her 100-year-old home and garden. Picture: Pamela Anderson/Instagram
After many years living in California, Anderson was done with the US.
The Home Improvement alum offloaded her longtime Malibu home in 2021 for a whopping $US14.9 million ($A22.8 million).
The Canadian-American actress initially purchased the land in 2000 for $2.7 million ($US1.8 million) and built the property from the ground up.
“Many sexy, fun times were had here,” she told the New York Post in 2021 of memories made in her former residence.
Now the media personality is back in her native country, Canada.
Anderson’s Instagram page features snaps of her 100-year-old home and garden.
Referred to as Arcady, which means “peaceful, rustic place”, the property has been in the “Home Improvement” star’s family for generations.
Anderson made the decision to move to Canada during her marriage to Dan Hayhurst, which lasted from 2020 to 2022.
Anderson’s acting career took off when she landed the role of C.J. Park in Baywatch, from 1992-97.
Anderson confessed to Better Homes & Gardens that she wasn’t in a “good space” when she made the decision to leave Hollywood and move back to Canada.
“I don’t know what happened over the last few decades, but I feel now so far removed from the image of who I was. I felt very sad and lonely,” she told the outlet.
“I didn’t feel just misunderstood. I felt like I had really screwed up, that my whole life was a bundle of mistakes.
“I was hard on myself, and I thought I put my family through a lot and put my kids through so much.
“I came to a point where I decided to move home and disappear and get into my garden.”
Parts of this story first appeared in Fox News and was republished with permission.
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