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- Tour Guests enter the Rosen Residence in Brentwood.
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- Salvia spathacea, aka Hummingbird Sage, California native: We frequently sing the praises of these succulent blooms and their intoxicating fragrance.
Three Windows into the Future: An Exclusive Look at Exceptional Gardens
Date: Saturday, March 14th, 10:00 am-4:00 pm
Location: Koreatown, Pasadena and Altadena
Refreshments: Yes!
Questions: Margaret Oakley Otto, at gardentour@theodorepayne.org
Cost/Donation: $150 Theodore Payne Foundation Members, $175 Non-Members, 30 tickets available
An intimate look at three exquisite gardens (and homes) that showcase the beauty of California natives and California living. Two of the gardens, in Koreatown and Pasadena, are not open to the public. The third, in Altadena, is a perennial Garden Tour favorite. The program includes lunch, compelling speakers, and optional transportation.
Speakers are:
- Dr. Alex Hall, UCLA Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and Institute for the Environment and Sustainability
- Dan Cooper, Principal of Cooper Ecological Monitoring, Inc.
- Kitty Connolly, Executive Director of the Theodore Payne Foundation