Our closest supermarket is nearly 3 hours away, so Tatla residents spend a considerable amount of time and energy on food planning. Gardening, fishing, farming, hunting... baking and preserving.

For a complete listing of local services and businesses, please see the Directory

 

local gardens

Produce from local gardens is abundant in the summer months. Some of the vegetables are sold locally, at the farmer's market or by dropping in to see what's available. And the rest is pickled, jammed, or otherwise preserved in preparation for the long winter season.

Selma & doug

Selma grows lots of potatoes... and beets, and cabbage, and also that beautiful purple kohlrabi. Her vegetables are available for purchase; stop by the garden or contact her to find out what's in season.

E: sjmiller@xplornet.ca

 

Audra

Audra's garden in Tatlayoko is lush and bursting with goodness. She also raises poultry and makes beautiful soap. Audra's produce is available for purchase; stop by the garden or contact her to find out what's in season.

E: audrapeterson66@gmail.com

 

Deborah

Believe it or not, this was Deb's first garden.    

 

deE & swede

Dee and Swede estimate that they grow a remarkable 80% of the food they eat.  

 

LOCAL poultry and eggs

What better to do with all those vegetable scraps than feed the chickens? Everything from heritage turkeys to banty eggs, available locally.

 

Eggs

Connie Bracewell
E: circle.x.ranch@hotmail.com
 

Heritage Breed Poultry

Tatlayoko Fold
W: tatlayokofold.com