As the bus turns on to the highway on the right side are fine examples of early summer residences situated, as most were in the early days, on the inland side of the highway so as to offer panoramic views of the ocean beyond. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
This year’s Gate & Garden Tour offered some enchanting very typically Laguna gardens. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
The Laguna Beach Garden Club welcomes you to its annual spring tour. This year it is in beautiful Three Arch Bay. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
North Laguna was one of the earliest areas settled, with many houses dating from the 1920's and '30's. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
The tour down Diamond Street offered hilly, terraced gardens along the steep edges of Diamond Creek. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
The gardens of Victoria Beach included typical cottage offerings on small, flat lots, and hilly plots with tiers carved into a cliff. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
The tour began at St. Catherine’s Church on Temple Terrace and went south. Literally and figuratively. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
Our first walking tour of the gated community of Three Arch Bay proved very popular. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
A voluntary 'loose change' collection is taken from members at our meetings, which is a contribution toward the total cost of purchasing a reforestation plantation in the Cleveland National Forest. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.
In 1999, our club was offered an opportunity to participate in an exciting civic beautification garden project. Click on the title or the photo to learn more.