DIG Garden Centre

11/01/2026

10/31/2026

This is what the end of our season looks like for plants. Packed tight and we will put some pallets around a windbreak. Closing in 4 hours.

10/29/2026

Nurseryland Garden Centre for Sale

Have you shopped at Dig and thought what a great business… well we are seeking our successors!

It has been 15 seasons of running the garden centre, 18 years since we cleared the land and built the building for manufacturing & distribution of ‘Rainforest Sprinklers’ which was bought 24 years ago, and 13 years of being the Canadian distributor of ‘Azomite Minerals’, along with Marks new renovation project we will be vacation renting this summer you can search on Facebook ‘Christina Lake Renovation Project’.

Kids are raised and moved out so we are ready to semi-retire and explore empty nesting!

This business has proved to be rooted in community. Our customers have provided us with the opportunity to be self employed and now employ around 21 seasonal staff. We provide a much needed service of beautiful life giving plants and everything that supports them (including some giftware that makes us happy as well)

We have worked hard to train our staff with almost every aspect of the business so we can be owners instead of operators. Plant knowledge is not a necessity of purchasing our business, but business knowledge is, along with the drive, determination and ability to work hard while functioning under stressful situations. A garden centre will do 40% of its business in 1 month.

We have a store manager with 13 years experience, production manager of 6 greenhouses growing and maintaining organic veg and annuals, inventory controller, along with a well versed team of long term knowledgeable horticulturalists, stock receivers, and cashiers with fluid young yard workers.

Most of our ordering is finalized for Spring so if you are interested in this industry and have the means to finance this business and inventory requirements, then a spring takeover for our re-open date in February is ideal for training purposes and a transition of vendors for terms.

We are selling the corporation and everything you see at the store is included. 5000sqft metal building with 3000 sqft loft (*did I mention we raised our 3 kids living in the loft accommodation we created upstairs for 11 years) 4 onsite Greenhouses, discuss option of 2 offsite greenhouses, fixtures, bobcat, forklift, computers.

The recent land/building assessment from Keystone Appraisals is over 1.5 million on a perfectly situated 1 acre, highway access, UNZONED prime piece of land. Add a profitable business and you can’t go wrong with the price we are asking!

View this listing with Jo-Ann Bursey at Coldwell Banker Executives
*Serious Inquiries only
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https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/29655542/2811-popoff-road-south-slocan-south-slocan-to-passmore

10/29/2026

Pick up some sprouting supplies if you like to have fresh, homegrown greens over the winter. We have everything you need to get started!
Come in before we close for the season on Oct 31 🎃

10/28/2026

Lots of 50 % off discounted plants.
Yes, you can still plant!
Bulbs are 30 % off as well.

10/27/2026

We have some damaged concrete from all the garden carts. We will be more diligent on blocking off the delicate area. Last day Saturday.

10/27/2026

Look at the new items for the coming year! 😃

I will be placing an order and can add to it until Dec31 for arrival sometime mid April.

If you are in the market for a special piece to add to your collection then have a look at their catalog link below and message me the item number so I get get you an approximate cost. As we all know shipping is a huge unknown factor right now with diesel prices on the rise.
Some closely estimated prices:
dragon bench $450
Tall dragon birdbath $300
Short dragon birdbath $230
Griffin: $240
Wall gecko: $120
Happy Buddha: $420
Leaf face: $230

You can choose from 4 colours in catalog.
*my personal fav is ‘Yorkstone’ sepia green

Copy catalog link here👇 50% deposit needed

https://issuu.com/castartstudios/docs/castart_catalog?fr=sN2Y0YzgzOTUwMjg

10/27/2026

So much talk about digging and storing dahlia tubers and did you dig up your lily yet? It’s a similar task. Dig up the clump, wash off all the soil, sharp cut leaving about an inch of the stem and the roots intact, you can find the eyes which are really easy to identify and cut sharply so each stem has at least 1-2 eyes ( you don’t have to cut them, but keep in mind they become very large and harder to manage the larger the clump ). Let sit overnight or 2 nights in a protected area to dry, trim the roots if you like, store in vermiculite in a paper bag, then place in a tub in cold storage until Spring!

10/27/2026

Calamondin Orange Tree-50% off
Now $30!