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Executive Committee

Susan Sundell, President
president@lasfloresgarden.com

 

 

Diana Lovejoy, Vice President
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Jan Fang, Secretary

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Debbie Newell, Treasurer

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Plot Management Team:

Betty Kruse – Leasing
Laura Lewis – Correspondence
Taty Valladares – Task Lists

 

 

 

 

 

Recent Posts

  • June 2021 Newsletter
  • Invasive Plants
  • Naturally Deter Garden Pests
  • Butterfly Gardens
  • Regrowing Food
  • 3 Easy Herbs to Grow
  • Gardening For Good
  • Companion Gardening
  • Backyard Crop Rotation
  • Cover Crops

LasFloresGarden

  • RT @CookingMagicKid: Joe has interplanted fast growing radishes between his tomatoes. Radishes help keep pests away from the tomato plants…2 hours ago
  • RT @CookingMagicKid: Out to the Orchard early today to give my Spice zee Necta-plum some organic compost. https://t.co/uoaAGA82yG9 hours ago
  • RT @CookingMagicKid: The gorgeous bright flowers on perennial artichoke plants as well as the yummy buds are attractive yearlong and a good…9 hours ago
  • RT @CookingMagicKid: Marigolds are pretty edible flowers that make wonderful companion plants in the vegetable garden as they attract benef…3 days ago
  • RT @CookingMagicKid: Debbie’s new Dome Garden is lush with tomatoes, squash, and onions, built with PVC pipes and wire fencing for varmint…4 days ago

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Grow With Us

The Las Flores Community Garden is based on organic principles. We provide garden education and workshops, donate garden produce to local food banks and promote community beautification. The garden is full of Master Gardeners and experienced veteran gardeners. We may not do it all the same way but we all do it organically and we invite you to grow with us. Our blog has great tips from our members.

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The Las Flores Community Garden is a place where individuals, couples, teachers, and families come together to raise fruits, vegetables, flowers and herbs. We rent plots, share knowledge and experiences. We are a non-profit organization and we abide by garden by-laws, city ordinances and common courtesies. Garden members have the exclusive use of their garden plots along with the shared responsibility for the overall garden site.

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Located in beautiful Thousand Oaks, California, the Las Flores Community Garden is the largest community garden in Ventura County with 165 leased plots including the childrens garden which opened in 2015. With the generous support of a grant from the Conejo Recreation and Park District we offer residents and non profit groups the opportunity to grow their own fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers.Click here to view a Map

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