Pamela Anderson on giving back to community: 'It's fun'

Pamela Anderson has proven that she is the most wholesome neighbour on the block, thanks to a garden that never stops giving.

In a fresh confessional for Vogue Scandinavia, the star revealed that her "ranch' is so abundant that she regularly hands out produce to neighbours, local schools, and First Nations communities.

“My garden does a lot of good. Nothing goes to waste,” she shared.

The former Playboy icon added that she puts plenty of the homegrown food to use in her own kitchen too, describing dishes like “tomatoes roasted and stewed, with lemon and garlic."

She even joked that “it’s fun to make my dad eat more vegetables.” 

Anderson also revealed that her favourite plant of all haa to be her Yves Piaget roses.

“It took me a long time to get them, but I have them, and the fragrance is amazing. They’re garden heritage roses so they fit in your hand. They’re my favourite,” she said.

Pamela also reflected on how tending to her garden, Arkady, mirrors her own personal evolution.

“You can replant your garden every year, rotate your crops. I started learning a lot about it and thought, ‘This is how I want my life to be,’” she concluded.