• Tools and Gadgets
  • Furnish your outdoor room in style.
  • Bring a little whimsy to your home and garden.
  • Eat local. Grow your own food.
  • Add a little character to your garden.
  • Well-designed products last a lifetime. Just add water.
  • Gadgets and tools you can't find anywhere else.
  • Bring your garden inside.
  • Tools that work beautifully.
  • Let the garden sooth you.
  • Water is music in the garden. Let it play.
  • Bring new life to the garden.

Play in the Dirt

  • Mason Bees are great pollinators.

    Mason bee cocoons are available at Dig This!

    Mason bees create more than just a buzz! They pollinate the flowers in your garden, including the flowers of fruits & vegetables. Pollination leads to more viable fruit and seed production – you’ll get more and better berries, apples, squash, tomatoes, cucumbers and other flowering vegetables if the flowers are pollinated. So you really want those bees!

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Create Beauty

  • DTB fairy garden

    The hottest trend in gardening right now is miniature gardening.

    You can create idyllic mini gardens in pots or directly into a small space in your garden, or you can create entire miniature villages as shown below.

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Shop the Stores

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    Dig This is introducing a loyalty card to thank our many customers for doing business with us.

    Loyalty members will save 10% on every regularly-priced item they purchase and even more on a number of sought-after items during our quarterly specials.

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Over the Fence

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    Dig This is now operating the gift store at the Horticultural Centre of the Pacific.

    If you haven’t discovered this amazing garden in Saanich, you’re in for a treat. There are over 9 acres of spectacular gardens showcasing over 10,000 varieties of plants, the majority of which are labelled.

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The Good Stuff

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    I know that spring is coming – people have been coming into our stores since early January asking “Are the seeds in yet?” Although it really is too early to plant, we can always plan!  Peruse the seed catalogues, make up lists of what we want to grow, and go buy seeds – the promise of the garden yet to be. And yes, our seeds are in and more are arriving each week.  So do drop by and see what we have and get a head start on spring. Elizabeth Cull, Franchise President

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