Earthwise Society
6400 3rd Avenue V4L 1B1 Delta, BC, Canada

#Bee sure to check out all the buzz about building for #bees and make plans to host #beehotels for #nativebees in your garden or yard next spring! #feedthebees

Lettuce shoots in our new Food Demonstration Garden, which is currently under construction!

Working with a homeschool group last week to seed native plants that will go into our native food garden!

New at Earthwise- Reusable beeswax food wraps! Keep your food fresh and reduce plastic waste with these one of a kind wraps. Blue Bee Food Wraps uses 100% cotton, beeswax, organic Jojoba oil and pine resin to create handmade food wraps in 3 sizes, assorted colors and designs. 13" x 11" = $12... 10" x 10" = $10 7" x 7" = $8 Or choose any 3 wraps for $25 Large circle - bowl/salad covers = $14 Beeswax food/bread bags are also available: Large = $22 Small = $16 For more information email [email protected]

The Earthwise Agassiz farm ready for winter...

Volunteers have been busy planting spring bulbs that we will later give to our garden buddies!

It's that time of year again! Dec. 1 is #GivingTuesday, a global movement for giving and volunteering, taking place each year after Black Friday. It’s a time when charities, companies and individuals join together and rally for favourite causes. GivingTuesday harnesses the potential of social media and the generosity of people around the world to bring about real change in their communities! On GivingTuesday, every dollar we receive will be allocated to helping us build our ...brand new Food Demonstration Garden. This year has been an especially challenging one, and the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted a pressing need to address food security in our community. The new garden will address food security head-on by sharing a portion of our harvest with local families in need. Help us make Delta a more sustainable and food secure community! For more information about GivingTuesday and Earthwise Society's campaign, please visit: https://givingtuesday.ca/partners/earthwise-society

We discovered these poor ladybugs on a leaf floating in a rain barrel. Our farmer rescued them, and we re-homed them to our warm greenhouse. We love to see these beneficial insects on the farm- a ladybug can eat dozens of pesky aphids a day!

Each leaf has its own beauty!