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7 Best YouTube Channels To Inspire Cut Flower Gardeners

This list is for you if you need some garden inspiration or entertainment! These seven channels run the gamut from zone 3 growing in Canada to a donation garden in Kentucky to a cottage garden in Sweden. Each channel has a distinct style and loads of information to share.

You’ll notice that many of these flower gardeners are also flower farmers. Flower farmers have lots of experience growing cut flowers and, as such, have valuable information to pass on. And who knows, maybe some of you aspire also to become flower farmers!

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1. tonya, with the flowers (formerly freshcutky).

Tonya, with the flowers is a cut flower channel located in Kentucky, USA. Tonya grows her cut flowers to donate to her local community. She’d initially planned to start with donating freshly grown vegetables but found that wasn’t an option. Fortunately, she found an organization to help disperse her cut flowers instead. On her channel, Tonya takes the viewer along to learn how to grow specific flowers, demonstrates growing tips, and shares tours of her backyard cut flower garden.

Watch this video to learn more about her donation garden and get tips if you’re interested in doing the same.

2. Root Design Company

Roots Design Company is run by two sisters, Rosita and LaRonda, based in Ohio, USA. They share their tips about planning a cut flower garden, arranging flowers in what they call “redneck couture” style, and delightful tours through their cut flower garden. The sisters are floral designers and grow much of their own inventory for their design work.

One of my favorite videos on this channel follows LaRonda making a gorgeous arrangement with phlox, sage, zinnias, dahlias, and celosia. The setting and music are very relaxing and make for an excellent follow-along video.

3. Shifting Roots

Kristen of Shifting Roots focuses on showing folks how to garden successfully in cold climates. She lives in zone 3 in Canada, so she knows plenty about working with a short growing season. Kristen has vegetables and flowers in her backyard and sells some of her cut flowers. She hosts DIY bouquet events, pop-ups, and provides some bridal bouquets.

Kristen also shares information about becoming a flower farmer, such as in the video below. She describes starting with minimum start-up costs and space in case you’re interested in leveling up your cut flower growing to begin selling some blooms.

4. Sara’s Homestead and Flower Farm

Sara’s Homestead and Flower Farm is in Sweden and chronicles the creation of a small flower garden at her roadside cottage. She transformed a bare sloping yard from a grassy hill to a swath of beautiful flowers that garner attention and compliments from passers-by. She also grows vegetables and composts on-site, sharing tips about all her systems.

Especially inspiring to me is the video below, in which Sara shows how she started her cottage garden from scratch. From digging up sod to enjoying the beautiful blooms in the following seasons, Sara is an excellent example of what you can do with some hard work.

Update for 2022: Sara recently bought her village’s plant nursery and flower farm. I can’t wait to follow the journey, which you can check out in this video: I Bought the Local Nursery and Flower Farm .

5. Garden Answer

Laura of Garden Answer (and hubby Aaron) has a hugely popular channel that covers their family plant nursery and property. She grows just about everything under the sun, from landscape plants to vegetables to cut flowers. She shares gardening tips and techniques, creates stunning flower arrangements, and even home improvement projects around the property.

Laura takes you along the cut the flowers needed for her gorgeous arrangements, then shows the process and final product along the way. Check out this video to see a midsummer arrangement from her gardens.

6. Northlawn Flower Farm

Danielle of Northlawn Flower Farm grows in zone 6b on a beautifully landscaped half-acre. She gives loads of advice about integrating cut flowers into landscaping, rather than having separate beds for cutting. She sells flowers at her roadside stand and to florists and, of course, brings flowers into the house in beautiful arrangements.

Her garden tours are particularly relaxing as she highlights the pollinators throughout her garden to the background of soothing music.

7. Flower Hill Farm

Nicole of Flower Hill Farm in upstate New York is one of the best cut flower growers on YouTube. She has a quirky sense of humor, is honest and transparent about her successes and failures, and is just fun to watch. As her name suggests, she is a flower farmer and sells via bouquet subscriptions and bouquet bars on her front porch.

In this video, 20 Farming Facts, you can see Nicole’s personality shine as she shares her flower-farming perspective with a good dose of humor.

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You Can’t Eat The Grass is another good YouTube channel.

Agreed! Serina and Ian are so fun to watch. It’s been fun to watch them grow over the last couple of years.

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YouTube: Garden Tour – The Place That Inspired Garden Variety

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As folks read Garden Variety, friends have been asking for a tour of Ocean View Farms. It’s the garden that inspired the novel. Our latest video takes you on a quick tour of the garden where the whole thing began.

See what’s growin’ on in Christy’s plot, and discover elements of the real community garden where scenes in the Garden Variety story take place.

Garden Tour of Ocean View Farms

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The YouTube Channels You Should Follow If You're Into Gardening

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Getting down in the dirt, planting a seed you lovingly sought out, and nurturing a plant until it grows and yields fruit or blossom can be a very satisfying exercise. The sense of accomplishment you get from gardening is unparalleled. 

When COVID-19-induced lockdowns set in back in 2020, one activity that seemed to spike as much as the virus itself was gardening, according to The Conversation . Offering a much-needed escape from being constantly stuck indoors listening to the news, gardening became a solace many turned to for physical activity and as a boost to mental health. Gardening is known to be a great stress reliever whilst also helping you stay fit. In fact, when compared to walking for one hour, gardening for the same amount of time can help you burn more calories, reports Good Housekeeping . 

Whether your intention is to stay healthy while gardening or find a means of escape into nature for a few hours every week, you should follow these YouTube channels about gardening to keep you inspired.  

For inspiration on flower gardens, follow Northlawn Flower Farm

Curated by Penn State master gardener and cut flower grower Danielle, the YouTube channel  Northlawn Flower Farm  is the perfect place to go if you want informative tutorials provided in a relaxed ambiance. With over 67,000 subscribers, the channel is a great source for gardeners looking to spruce up their knowledge when it comes to flower gardens, caring for their plants, and even floral arrangements, per Backyard Garden Lover . You might just come away with some gardening hacks you wish you'd known sooner . Danielle's most popular videos include  May Garden Tour of Northlawn Flower Farm  and  My Passion for Amaryllis — Planting, Care, Reblooming, and Creative Ideas for Amaryllis Bulbs . 

Learn clever gardening hacks with Garden Answer

As the name implies, you're going to come away with a lot of answers for those all-important questions that crop up when you take on gardening as a hobby with Garden Answer . The YouTube channel is gardening enthusiast Laura LeBoutillier's project, which she only started in 2014, but it's garnered an impressive number of followers already — 1.65 million, to be exact. The advice is stylishly presented, and LeBoutillier's expertise is a testament to her younger days growing up in her family garden in Ontario, Oregon, surrounded by nature and the family enterprise, Andrew's Seed Co. In addition to general gardening know-how, you'll also find clever DIY projects you can try in your own space. You can find everything from how to plant a  succulent treehouse fairy garden  to how to turn a laundry basket into a strawberry planter . 

For all things flowers, visit Kelly Lehman's YouTube channel

Kelly Lehman 's flower-centric gardening channel is a treat to follow. If your interest is mainly in growing blossoms that add beauty and serenity to your garden space, this is the YouTube channel for you. Based in New Jersey, Lehman shares weekly videos for her "flower tribes," offering interesting tips on planting, design, and care when it comes to flowers. Lehman, who runs a floral bouquet company, lives on a flower farm with her partner and four children, per Amazon . With over 100,000 subscribers, it's not difficult to see the appeal in her informative and well-structured videos. Her most popular videos include How to Get More Blooms From Your Hydrangea and  How to Plant, Grow, and Harvest Sunflowers in Your Garden .

Get practical gardening advice from the Garden Ninja

Coming to you from Northwest England, garden designer  Lee Burkhill is the mastermind behind the YouTube channel  Garden Ninja . Burkhill's channel was born out of a desire to live sustainably and use less plastic in his garden, per Thompson & Morgan , and has now garnered nearly 50,000 subscribers. The videos are presented in a fun and educational way, and you can find everything from  how to kill weeds easily with a weed burner without chemicals to  how to use a turf cutter . Burkhill is the recipient of BBC and RHS Feel Good Gardens awards, and is also a presenter and blogger. 

Follow Suburban Homestead for gardening tips shared in an artistic way

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10 Best YouTube Gardening Channels For Garden Lovers

By: Author Adriana Copaceanu

Posted on Last updated: December 1, 2020

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Are you someone that learns by watching? If so, you need to check out the best YouTube Gardening Channels . These YouTube channels are packed full of gardening skills and a great way to get correct gardening help.

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Best YouTube Gardening Channels

There are so many different options for a good gardening channel on YouTube. Each option listed below is packed full of gardening tips and is ran by people who have a lot of great gardening experience as well. From starting your own homestead or learning how to be an organic gardener, there is so much great information to watch.

Food gardening youtube channels

In this list, you’ll find some of the top food gardening channels that talk about starting a food forest and more.

1. Edible Acres

Edible Acres is a nursery in the state of New York that will teach you all about permaculture and small space gardening . If you’re been dabbling in the idea of container garden versus small space gardening, make certain to pay attention to how they handle those issues.

Check out his video about building a greenhouse for about $150:

2. One Yard Revolution

Find out all about organic gardening techniques and sustainable gardening. No secrets here on how to plant the best gardening system possible.

Being able to learn from a channel that showcases gardening steps that are simple and easy to implement is key.

The video below shows how to prune tomatoes for better yields and to keep them healthy:

3. MIgardener

This YouTube channel offers great tips on how to grow fruits and vegetables as well as offering healthy recipes and dish ideas.

Consider this a one-stop-shop where you can learn how to grow, cook, and enjoy literally the fruits of your labor.  Bookmark for food inspiration tips!

Check out how he prunes his zucchini plants for better yield:

4. The Rusted Garden

What you’ll find here is plenty of tips about tomatoes and vegetable gardening . He literally has thousands of videos that offer tips for the best tomato plant care .

If you’re unfamiliar with how many different types of tomato plants there are, this channel will be eye-opening to you. It’s also interesting to think about how they are similar in a way but require different needs, too.

Interesting experiment here:

5. The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni

The entire premise of this channel is that it’s important to understand that gardening doesn’t have to be hard. He teaches simple methods and simple tips on how to garden with ease.

There is a strong following for this channel because people who want to garden are certain to find this information easy to use and easy to understand. It’s no secret that a lot of people tend to shy away from gardening because they’re fearful that they don’t have that “green thumb”. (but in all reality, anyone can garden!)

I LOVE his enthusiasm! And his cute little dog 🙂

Watch James build a hinged hoop house for a raised bed garden:

6. Epic Gardening

Ready to learn how to grow a garden all year long? This channel will show you that your garden can be a space that grows your foods at any time of the year.

In the video below, Kevin is showing how to plant, grow, and powder ginger:

Flower gardening youtube channels

Since the above links talked all about good gardening, don’t forget to check out these awesome flower gardening channels as well.

7. Garden Answer

You’ve got flower questions, she’s got answers. Find out what her top tips are for planting succulents and other great tips for plant care as well.

The name of this channel should be a huge indicator of the type of advice and tips that you’ll be receiving.

I LOVE Laura and her videos! Her gardens are a huge inspiration and I could sit and watch her all day long. Watch her turn a laundry basket into a strawberry planter:

8. FRESHCUTKY Cut Flower and Vegetable Garden

If you’re looking for a way to plant flowers and seeds from scratch, watching this simple gardening channel can be a great option.

The popularity of this YouTube channel stems from the fact that multiple topics are discussed and talked about. This can easily gauge the interest of a wider audience which can then result in a broader array of topics being discussed.

If you want to plant sunflowers, learn all you need to know from this video:

9. Kelly Lehman

You won’t want to miss the beautiful flowers here! Every week there are tips on flower garden design, planting flowers, and insight and knowledge that she has gathered from her very own flower farm.

Being able to get great flower tips from someone who literally implements them in their own garden is proof that she knows what she is talking about. This makes following along with her and her tips a great resource.

If you love hydrangeas and want to get more blooms, Kelly shoes you how below. Or, change the color of your hydrangea flowers with one little trick.

10. Northlawn Flower Farm

Get all the tips from this master gardener! When it comes to plant care and options for how to plant flowers and other plants in your front yard, back yard, or anywhere in between, these videos will be a huge help.

She even shows how to make floral arrangements, dry out flowers properly, and more. This channel is a great resource for some decorating ideas as well. If you ever wanted to grow a cut flower garden from seeds, you’ll love these 6 easy plants:

Using online videos is a great resource for being able to learn about gardening all year long, especially during the wintertime when it isn’t much you can do in the garden. Spend some time watching your favorite YouTube gardening channels.

Depending on where you live in the world, there might not be an option to garden outdoors during all the months but that doesn’t mean that you can’t take those months to learn more about how to garden to be prepared for next year.

Living in an area with inclement weather just means that you can put your attention onto YouTbe channels and possibly even a great podcast or two that can teach your more tips to hit the ground running with gardening when the time is right.

That way, you can continue to enhance your gardening craft and your mind so that you can then use those tips to create the best flower garden or vegetable card later.

What are your go-to gardening YouTube channels?

Adriana Copaceanu

Adriana Copaceanu is a passionate nature lover living in the country on her dream property where she grows vegetables, lavender, and wildflowers that she shares with the wildlife they attract. When she's not in the garden, she loves spending time with her chickens and planning her next nature project. Check out her books below:

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With all the recent rain, 2024 is shaping up to be a fabulous year for flowers, not just in the wild but also in private gardens around Southern California. Lucky for garden enviers, many of those gates will be opening wide this spring as part of the annual fundraising tradition known as garden tours.

They come in all shapes and sizes, from the Theodore Payne Foundation’s two-day opportunity to admire more than 40 native plant landscapes across Los Angeles to more intimate events that include just a few exquisite gardens, such as the Garden Conservancy’s Open Days tours in the San Fernando Valley and Pasadena.

These tours will fill weekends through May, so you’ll always find someplace to go, and the entry prices are usually modest — typically less than $40 per person, and sometimes even free, although in those cases, such as the annual open house at Prisk Elementary School’s Native Plant Garden , donations to these worthy causes are greatly appreciated.

Grab a friend, a water bottle and a hat, don good walking shoes and prepare to enjoy all the beauty that follows a good California downpour and the hard work of creative gardeners. If we’ve forgotten someone, please email [email protected] to see if it’s an event we can include.

April 6 Mediterranean Garden Society of Southern California Garden Tour of a private garden in Mandeville Canyon in Brentwood, 10 a.m. to noon. Designers Marilee Kuhlmann, Tom Rau and Johanna Woollcott will be on hand to discuss the 2-acre project, which includes water harvesting, fire prevention, fruit trees, a vegetable garden, native and water-wise plants and a succulent garden. Tickets are $35 ($25 for members). mediterraneangardensociety.org/branches-us-cal-south.html

April 7 and 14 The Prisk Native Plant Garden Open House features a free visit to the native plant garden usually closed to the public. From 1 to 4 p.m. both days at William F. Prisk Elementary School, 2375 Fanwood Ave. in Long Beach. The garden is behind the school, at East Los Arcos Street and Albury Avenue. facebook.com/prisknativegarden

April 13-14 The Theodore Payne Foundation Native Plant Garden Tour features 41 gardens around Los Angeles devoted to at least 50% native plants. Ticket holders get a map for self-guided tours to gardens on the Westside of L.A. on April 13 and the Eastside on April 14, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. One ticket gets you into all the gardens on both days and provides an opportunity to see gardens for larger spaces as well as residences, including Kuruvungna Village Springs, Casa Apocalyptica, Garden Butterfly, Washington Elementary Native Habitat Garden and the Gottlieb Native Garden. Tickets are $55 (free for children under 16), and people who purchased their tickets online will receive maps in the mail. Note, however, that online sales ended March 17. Starting March 26, tickets (with maps) can only be purchased in person at the foundation office in Sun ValleyTuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (The foundation is closed on Sundays and Mondays.) Only 500 tickets remained as of March 17. eventbrite.com

The Frank Lloyd Wright Garden Symposium and L.A. Garden Tours by the Garden Conservancy involves a symposium from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 13 examining how Wright and other early 20th century architects responded to Southern California’s landscape and climate, followed April 14 with guided tours of Wright’s Hollyhock House and Garden in East Hollywood from 10 a.m. to noon and a tour of the Rudolph Schindler House & garden in West Hollywood from 10 a.m. to noon or 2 to 4 p.m. Garden tours are $30 each and reserved only to people who attend the symposium on April 13. Tickets for the symposium at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre are $175 ($150 for members, $50 for students). gardenconservancy.org

April 14 The Creative Arts Group Art of the Garden Tour includes self-guided tours of five gardens in Pasadena and Sierra Madre from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are $40, or $45 if purchased the day of the tour. The tour is the biggest annual fundraiser for the nonprofit group, which provides programs, exhibitions and classes in the arts for children and adults. Executive Director Gwen Robertson said the tour strives to include at least one “gobsmacker” estate along with more modest but still inspiring landscapes created by local designers. Photography, pets and children under 12 are not permitted on the tours. The Creative Arts Group Gallery will be open at 108 N. Baldwin Ave. in Sierra Madre for people who want to purchase tickets in person and view work by more than 25 local artists. creativeartsgroup.org

April 21 The Morongo Basin Conservation Assn. Desert-Wise Landscape Tour is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event features six self-guided tours of water-wise Morongo Basin landscapes in Yucca Valley, Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms, along with docent-guided visits to the Mojave Desert Land Trust . Tickets are $15 ($10 for members) and can be purchased online. The website also features videos of “desert-wise” landscapes from past tours. mbconservation.org

The Garden Conservancy Pasadena Open Days Tour invites you to explore three elaborate private gardens at historic homes — the Schumacher Garden Retreat and Bennett-DeBeixedon Garden in Pasadena and the Absacal Family Garden in Altadena. Tickets are $10 per garden and available online only. Children 12 and under enter free with an accompanying adult. gardenconservancy.org

April 27-28 The Redlands Horticultural and Improvement Society Garden Tour: Pollinators Paradise — Gardens in Bloom features six private pollinator gardens and the student garden at the Grove School in Redlands. The self-guided tours are available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. The society also is hosting a plant sale at 1352 Prospect Drive on Saturday only from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tour maps are provided with tickets, which are $15 (children 13 and younger enter free) and can be purchased with cash or check at the Grove School and some local retailers. redlandsgardenclub.org

Riverside Community Flower Show & Garden Tour: Garden Friends With Benefits, a celebration of native pollinators, with self-guided tours of six Riverside-area gardens that demonstrate how to attract pollinators. The tours run between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. both days, along with a free flower show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Riverside Elks Lodge, 6166 Brockton Ave., with floral displays, crafts and garden art for sale. A wristband for admission to the garden tours is $10; children under 16 enter free. riversideflowershow.com

The 31st Floral Park Home & Garden Tour in North Santa Ana features tours of historic homes and gardens from the 1920s to the 1950s from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. The tour also includes a vintage automobile display, food from local restaurants and shopping opportunities. Proceeds support community scholarships and nonprofit organizations. Tickets for the tour are $45 if purchased online by April 22, $50 on the day of the event. floralparkhometour.com

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2:15 p.m. March 20, 2024 In a previous version of this story, Michael Solberg’s name was misspelled as Solverb in a photo caption.

April 28 The Garden Conservancy San Fernando Valley Open Days Tour will showcase three elaborate private gardens at historic homes — the Wrightwood Estates Hillside Garden and the Sustainable Storybook Garden in Studio City and Longridge in Sherman Oaks. Tickets are $10 per garden and available online only. Children 12 and under enter free with an accompanying adult. gardenconservancy.org

May 4-5 The Mary Lou Heard Memorial Garden Tour features self-guided tours of 38 gardens from Long Beach to San Clemente from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. A list of the gardens and their addresses is on the Mary Lou Heard Foundation website, but plan ahead because some are open to visitors on only one of the days. The tour is free but donation jars will be set out at the gardens to support the Sheepfold , a crisis center for women and children in Orange that has long been the beneficiary of the foundation’s annual tours. heardsgardentour.com

May 4 Los Angeles Flower Farm Tour, a free self-guided tour of nine small flower farms in urban Los Angeles from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A map will be sent to people who register online to visit Frogtown Flora, Allie Cat flowers, Golden Heron, Drive by Flora, Bloomtown Flower Co., Mamabotanica, Pia Flora Design, Flowerbox Studios and Rose Lane Farms. The farm owners will be selling fresh bouquets, U-pick flowers and other related items during the tour day, so visitors are encouraged to bring a bucket of water to keep their flowers fresh as they make their tour. partiful.com

The Laguna Beach Garden Club 19th Gate & Garden Tour begins at the Laguna Beach County Water District’s Bruce Scherer Waterwise and Fire-Safe Gardens at 306 3rd St. in Laguna Beach, with special buses shuttling ticket holders to tours of several area gardens. Mexican fare and artisanal margaritas will be available for purchase; also look for free homemade baked goods. Artists will be painting canvases in several gardens, and visitors wearing a “festive garden party hat” will be entered in the tour’s hat contest. Proceeds support school gardens, local scholarships and community projects, such as the new bee mural at the water district, painted by artist Matt Willey as part of his the Good of the Hive initiative to raise awareness about the importance of pollinators. Garden tours run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the last entry scheduled at 2 p.m. Children are not permitted. Timed-entry tickets purchased by April 28 are $60 or $80 for entry anytime between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., along with tickets for one food item and one drink. lagunabeachgardenclub.org

May 5 Blooms With a View Spring Garden Tour, sponsored by Inspired Garden Artistry, celebrates its 11th biennial tour and vendor fair at nine home gardens in View Park and Ladera Heights from noon to 5 p.m. The fair will be at the southern entrance of Ladera Park, 4750 W. 62nd St., in the View Park-Windsor Hills neighborhood of South L.A. The tour includes a waterfall, a rose garden, fruit trees, a Zen garden and an outdoor art studio with a 37-foot mosaic storybook wall. Tickets can be purchased online until April 15 for $30; $35 if purchased after April 15 or on the day of the event at the park. inspiredgardenartistry.com

The 2024 Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Assn. & Hospice Camarillo Garden Tour features art exhibits and demonstrations, live music, refreshments and a garden-themed boutique in addition to tours of five Camarillo gardens from noon to 4 p.m. Artists from the Pastel Society of the Gold Coast will give demonstrations at each garden. Tickets are $30 online. Proceeds benefit the association’s hospice program in Camarillo. lmvna.org

May 11 West Floral Park and Jack Fisher Park Neighborhoods Open Garden Day features at least eight tours in two tree-lined neighborhoods of vintage homes in North Santa Ana, along with live music, art displays, garden talks and demonstrations, a classic car display, free bottled water at the gardens, coffee and doughnuts available for purchase in the morning and vendors selling food and garden products from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Tours are 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with a shuttle service between the two loops of tours to minimize wait times.) Ticket sales begin March 19 online for $20, or $25 if purchased the day of the event, at West Santa Clara and North Westwood avenues in Santa Ana. opengardenday.com

May 16 The 27th Newport Harbor Home & Garden Tour features tours at seven locally designed homes and gardens near Newport Harbor High School between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., along with a morning reception at 9 a.m., luncheon between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and online specialty boutique of home decor and accessories between 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The event is a fundraiser for the Newport Harbor Educational Foundation to support academic programs and faculty at Newport Harbor High School. Tickets can be purchased online for $110 ($125 after April 26, if still available). newportharborhometour.com

May 18 San Clemente Garden Club 2024 Garden Tour features self-guided tours and live entertainment at five San Clemente-area gardens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online before the event for $35 ($30 each if purchasing four or more). Day-of tickets are $45 and must be purchased in person, at a location that will be announced on the website on May 17. Proceeds support the San Clemente Garden Club College Scholarship and Junior Gardeners programs as well as conservation organization and civic beautification projects in San Clemente. sanclementegardenclub.com

The Tustin Area Historical Society 25th Old Town Tustin Home and Garden Tour includes tours of the community’s vintage homes and gardens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., along with maypole dancing, artists painting, live music, horse-drawn trolleys and vendors selling garden-related merchandise. Tickets can be purchased online or at the Tustin Area Museum in Tustin for $40 in advance, $45 on the day of the event. tustinhistory.com

Virginia Robinson Gardens 35th Spring Rhapsody Garden Tour includes three of the historic estate’s private gardens not normally open to the public, along with tours of the house decked out in floral arrangements, live music, a catered luncheon on the great lawn, a silent auction and an on-site marketplace, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Beverly Hills. Purchase tickets online for $350, as well as valet parking for $50. robinsongardens.org

May 19 The Rossmoor Woman’s Club 19th Garden Tour features self-guided tours of five private gardens in the Rossmoor-Los Alamitos area of Orange County, just north of Seal Beach, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event also includes tours of two elementary school gardens cultivated by students and their mentors from the Orange County Master Gardeners program. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased online in April or, on the day of the tour, at the club’s outdoor marketplace, featuring music, food, craft and plant sales in Arbor Village, 10651 Los Alamitos Blvd. in Los Alamitos. Net proceeds from the tours support local charities and college scholarships for Los Alamitos High School students. rossmoorwomansclub.org

The 18th California Heights Home and Garden Tour includes docent-led tours of seven gardens and five historic homes, including a 1914 Airplane Bungalow landscaped with California native plants, herbs, fruit trees and vegetables; a 1925 Mission Revival home landscaped with coastal live oaks and manzanita, and a 1931 Mediterranean Spanish home with a variety of citrus trees and native plants. The tours run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 the day of the event, and can be purchased online. On the day of the tour, check in at f/8 Studios, 3764 Orange Ave. in Long Beach to get a map. calheights.org

10:32 a.m. March 22, 2024: This story has been updated to add the California Heights Home and Garden Tour in Long Beach.

3:53 p.m. March 19, 2024: Tickets for the Theodore Payne Foundation Native Plant Garden Tour are no longer available online. They can only be purchased in person at the foundation office starting March 26.

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