LA City-owned; the garden will be operated and maintained by the community gardeners with support from the City’s Department of Recreation and Parks. The Los Angeles Community Garden Council will be the garden’s fiscal conservator. The park features an exercise area, multiple playgrounds, shaded spaces and picnic tables and a gazebo.

Formerly a blighted property, the West Athens Victory Garden provides access to healthy and fresh food, while serving as a safe place to enjoy some outdoor exercise. Residents have access to 40 garden beds, a bioswale, a community gathering space, a walking trail, a learning garden designed for children ages 0-5, and a ¼ -acre food forest of 25 fruit trees.

City of Pasadena-owned; the garden is on the roof top of the Villa-Parke Community Center, which owns, operates and maintains the garden with residents and features multiple garden beds and opportunities for learning.

Privately-owned; the land was donated to Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church by The Celtic Cross; the garden is operated and maintained by local community gardeners. The Los Angeles Community Garden Council is the garden’s fiscal conservator and the garden is focused on garden beds, soft pathways and shaded seating.

LA County-owned; the garden is operated and maintained by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation in partnership with community gardeners. The Los Angeles Community Garden Council is the garden’s fiscal conservator.

This privately-owned garden is located at the Eastmont Community Center, which owns, operates and maintains the garden in partnership with residents. The Los Angeles Community Garden Council is the garden’s fiscal conservator and the park itself includes a community garden as well as smaller children’s play and learning areas.

This privately-owned garden is located at the Cedar Ridge Apartment Complex, a low-income housing facility with Penny Lane Services. Cedar Ridge owns, operates and maintains the garden.

The LA County-owned garden is located at Belvedere Community Regional Park and will be operated and maintained by the community gardeners with support from the County’s Department of Parks and Recreation.