Reviews of Pebble and Fern Market Garden (Gardener)

Melissa White

A very special spot in a beautiful location - amazing preserves, vegetables, knitted items and much more! This is clearly a labour of love and it's great to see such dedication and fun brought to intensive gardening in tiny spaces. Definitely a must-do if you are in the area of Isle Madame/Petit-de-Grat!

Ellen Sutherland

Lachlann shamed me in front of other people while I was at their table at a market because she thinks the homemade bum cream I make my son is "terrible for him and should never be used on children." On other occasions she had been extremely rude and sarcastic - not sure if she thinks she's being funny, but she should definitely change the way she interacts with potential customers. All in all - love their product, hate their service.

Ian Carmichael

Wow. What a place to happen upon. Great garden. Great place to hang out for a bit. We might have to go back tomorrow for some salad.

Laura Pringle

Amazing garden, lovely owners that are willing to answer and and all questions, great permaculture and alternative gardening references, and awesome products!!

Shanda White

This place is amazing!!!

Ryan Trauntvein

Really awesome place! So many neat things growing in a beautiful space.

Jeffery Bushnik

This was a surprise detour on the GPS but I absolutely don't regret it. Picked up a brambleberry syrup made there I can't wait to try.

Dr. Victor F. Raymond

Everything naturally grown with painstaking attention to detail. A real must-visit!

Brian Voss

We'll worth a visit if you like scenic seashores, interesting plants, unique gardens, and welcoming proprietors. The garden girls are great.

Jocelyne Marchand

you need to see it for yourself, truly unique and proof that you can garden anywhere if you work hard enough

Cynthia Bond

An absolute inspiration! Small space intensive gardening at its funkiest Best! And Egyptian walking onions to boot!

Tad Samson

There are a few places in this world that are nearly impossible to cultivate. Petite Anse, on Isle Madame is one of them. It is an absolutely spectacular spot on the north Atlantic where arable soil is hard to find. They created shelter belts and shipped in soil and straw to create this little paradise. All the plants in the garden are edible or medicinal. You can purchase anything from vegetables to medicinal salves and knitwear. There is even a play garden for children!

Peter Stewart

...but be sure of their opening hours. We returned to visit and saw the "Open" sign in the window so entered. Turns out they were closed on Monday. (Google listing also said that they were open). Anyhooo. Owner came down, seemed upset that we were there and told us to come back another time. Cute place but not worth the aggravation.

Sheila Coutts

Quaint little spot on the end of a picturesque road. Amazing garden with veggies and flowers galour. Loved the whole vibe: living fences, hot pink caravan and children's garden❤????????

Michael Parrott

Kimchi is really good. Interesting spot. Take the road less traveled and visit.

marley milo

Very zen and their prices were great! Very friendly!