Stu News: A Garden Party With Roots
Ten years ago, the corner of Eagle Rock Way and South Coast Highway was a blight – unkempt and unused.
On Saturday, it was the joyous setting for a garden party – in spades.
Garden Blessing
Tibetan Monks will bless the South Laguna Community Garden Park, located at Coast Highway and Eagle Rock Way in Laguna Beach (31610 South Coast Highway) on Tuesday, February 5th at 10AM. The public is invited…
Garden Elf invites residents to sing-along at SoLag Garden on Dec 10
Written by LYNETTE BRASFIELD from Dec. 8th’s StuNews The Garden Elf – a mysterious, wide-eyed creature that morphs into troll, frog, tomte or leprechaun, whatever the viewer chooses to see – lives a quiet life…
Garden Park Events for Spring
Spring is almost here! We have a timely workshop coming up on March 18, fellow gardener Anna Maria Desipris will be sharing her suggestions for seasonal growing. Don’t miss this on Saturday, March 18 at 10 a.m. at…
Laguna Beach and the Greenbelt, Celebrating a Treasured Historic American Landscape
Original Article from Orange County Register By ERIKA I. RITCHIE / OC Register STAFF WRITER On Wednesday, a book titled “Laguna Beach and the Greenbelt, Celebrating a Treasured Historic American Landscape” will be released. Written and…
Native Planting Workshop
Native Planting Workshop Ruben Flores will explain how to select native plants and demonstrate effective planting techniques. Ruben is a horticulturist, landscape contractor and owner of Laguna Nursery and Chair of the Laguna Beach Beautification Council. Saturday, February…
Gardening with Beneficial Insects
At our Garden workshop last Saturday, Lucian Toma, lead of public programs and volunteers at the Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano, said, “Create a healthy environment for our plants, one that provides a habitat…
Learn gardening tips from Lauren Fieberg
In March, Lauren Fieberg from the Ecology Center came to talk about Soils, Planting, and Tomatoes 101 from a permaculture perspective. Thanks for coming to enjoy the Garden Park, everyone!
