- The Coastkeeper Garden in Orange is blooming larger than ever in its 7-year history
- Avoid the lines and traffic of navigating a “Superbloom” field and take a selfie in our garden
After the recent rainy season, the Coastkeeper Garden in Orange is blooming with life like never before. Now is the perfect time for Orange County families to enjoy the calmness and beauty of our free garden for our Spring Bloom (not to be confused with the Desert Super Bloom). Join other “green thumbs” for our plant swap on May 11 or get your hands dirty for our “Love Orange” volunteer event on May 18.
The Coastkeeper Garden was established during California’s driest four-year period on record since 1895. With this year’s large amount of rain, the garden is at maximum growth. There is no telling when the garden will be this full again or how long it will last this year.
Come and See:
- Vibrant flower beds
- Lush native and drought-tolerant plants
- Innovative low-water-use landscape design
WHERE: Coastkeeper Garden — 8520 East Santiago Canyon Road, Orange, CA 92869
WHEN: Open Wednesday through Saturday 9 am – 4 pm
20 YEARS OF ORANGE COUNTY COASTKEEPER: For twenty years, Southern California residents have relied on Orange County Coastkeeper to be their leading voice in protecting clean water. The organization works collaboratively with diverse groups in the public and private sectors to achieve healthy, accessible, and sustainable water resources for the region.
Coastkeeper achieves this through innovative, effective programs in education, advocacy, restoration, research, enforcement, and conservation. Coastkeeper is a member of the International Waterkeeper Alliance, which has 236 different independent programs across 29 countries.
For more information, visit www.coastkeeper.org or call 714-850-1965
