Laguna Beach Garden Club Meeting

The Laguna Beach Garden Club is excited to welcome Ashely King, of Rogers Gardens to
discuss Delicious Fruit Trees That Can Grow In So Cal. Ashley will guide us over the practical
hurdles that prevent us from planting the home orchard of our dreams. She will help us learn
which fruit trees will flourish in our own backyards, how to plant them, when to harvest, and
everything in between. She is a former LBGC member who is currently working at Roger’s
Gardens while attending the Sustainable Horticulture and Landscape Design programs at
Saddleback College. Come ready with any questions and leave with the knowledge to
successfully grow your very own best-tasting (and many unique-varieties of) homegrown fruit!
The LBGC has a spectacular line up of speakers this year. Our speakers are inspiring and
educational. This February’s speaker, Ms. King, was herself inspired, years ago, by our
upcoming March speaker to further her education in horticulture and follow her dreams. Don’t
miss out on the opportunity to become a member and attend our Zoom meetings and guest
speakers.
Join us Friday, February 12th, at 10am. The speaker series is available to all members of LBGC!
Membership information is available on our website www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org. Join the
Laguna Beach Garden Club today to support projects in your community.
Laguna Beach Garden Club Meeting Information:
The Laguna Beach Garden club in accordance with CA state recommendations to reduce the rate
and risk of community spread of COVID-19, will be holding meetings with our speaker series
presenters remotely via Zoom. For more information about LBGC, our Speaker Series and how
you can get involved, check out our website www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org. Detailed
instructions on how to access our Zoom meeting will be emailed to all members prior to the
meeting.
The Laguna Beach Garden Club
The Non-profit Laguna Beach Garden Club, Inc. was founded in 1928 in beautiful Laguna
Beach, CA and celebrated its 91st anniversary in February. Its members support a wide variety of
projects related to education in gardening, horticulture, landscape and floral design,
conservation, ecology and bird life.
We are members of the California Garden Club Inc., which includes membership in the National
Garden Clubs Inc. We are incorporated and have well defined by-laws with a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit designation.