In the Media
The Laguna Beach Garden Club shares information about its educational programs and community initiatives with members and the public through local media — from print to online to radio and more. Here is a sampling of our outreach and coverage.
June 2025 Laguna Beach Garden Club in Laguna Beach Magazine
Laguna Beach Garden Club members contribute their tips in an article about small space gardening in the June 2025 issue of Laguna Beach Magazine
April 2025 Laguna Beach Indy Announces the Gate & Garden Tour
On April 18, 2025 the Laguna Beach Independent published an article announcing the Laguna Beach Garden Club’s 20th Annual Gate & Garden Tour.
April 2025 Local Media Profiles April Speaker Ken Lee
The April 8th, 2025 issue of StuNews (Volume 17, Issue 28) profiles the featured speaker at out April 11th General Meeting, Professor Ken Lee, chair of the Department of Sustainable Horticulture and Landscape Design at Saddleback College.
March 2025 Gate & Garden Tour in Local News
On March 28, 2025, StuNews (Volume 17, Issue 26) published an article about the club’s annual Gate & Garden Tour which profiles Mike Pyle, co-host of HGTV’s Inside Out who’s home will be featured in this years tour. Pyle is a landscape designer who grew up in Laguna Beach. He has very generously donated a $10,000 gift certificate for design consultation that will be part of the raffle held on tour day.
March 2025 Laguna Beach Independent Announces March Speaker
The March 14, 2025 issue of the Laguna Beach Independent announces our March Speaker, production designer Nelson Coates, who will be speaking on the impact of plants and gardens on film.
November 2024 Laguna Beach Independent Covers Grant to OCC College
The November 22nd, 2024 issue of the Laguna Beach Independent (Volume 21, Issue 47) highlights our grant to the Orange Coast College Horticulture Department. Back in August some of our board members toured the Horticulture Lab at OCC and presented the department with a $1,500 grant to help provide needed tools and supplies. This grant is in line with Laguna Beach Garden Club’s mission to further education for local youth in horticulture, agriculture, and sustainability for the future.
