🇨🇦🌿 A Soft September in the Greenhouse This is my second fall growing in this little glass greenhouse, tucked into my suburban garden here in Canada. Each season in this space feels like a quiet kind of magic. This year, I’m noticing the shift even more; slower mornings, crisp air, and golden light that fades just a little earlier each day. 🍁 Living Seasonally, the Canadian Way Fall in Canada can be unpredictable. Cool one moment, warm the next. But this small greenhouse brings consistency and calm. Right now I’m: 🌿 Still harvesting: • Tomatoes • Peppers • Eggplants ❄️ Just starting to plant: • Lettuce • Mâche • Spinach • Pac choi • Beets Even without heat, this glasshouse traps enough warmth to stretch the summer harvest while making space for cool-season crops. 🪴 A Small Garden, A Full Life This space is only 8x10 feet, nestled in my Metro Vancouver backyard.But it holds so much. It’s a growing space. A living space. And yes, my home office. 💻 My desk/table 🫖 My quiet cup of tea 🪑 My pause between everything else You don’t need acres or rural land to grow food in Canada. You just need a little light, a bit of space, and a willingness to grow with the seasons. This Season Teaches Me... • Slowness is not laziness • Rest is its own kind of tending • Even in a small Canadian garden, you can live closely with nature • The quieter seasons still hold so much life Whether you’re growing in Zone 5, Zone 7, or simply dreaming of your first greenhouse, there’s room for you here. Warmly, 🌸Erin - @theknottygarden