Hope Garden

Our Services

A Garden Book is in the Works

Sharing our knowledge is Hope Gardens main goal and always has been. To that end, I am working on a gardening book/memoir to share the experiences of my last 7 years gardening in Los Angeles. A garden tell-all if you will, and you'll be the first to hear about it.

Education

A big part of Hope Garden's mission is to educate the public on sustainable gardening and to inspire everyone to have a garden. We want to share the wisdom of how food is grown with both adults and children. If you would like our help instructing your family, school, group or community give us a call or shoot us a text at 323-493-5177.

A New Dream

Gardening is such a wonderful therapy and at Hope Gardens we would like to take that sentiment to the limit. We are working on plans for a facility that would allow therapists and patients to work in a safe, beautiful and peaceful environment tailored just for them and maintained by our professional gardeners. Save

What We Do

Hope Gardens consults on, designs and installs drought-tolerant landscapes and organic vegetable gardens. Erin also maintains vegetable gardens for select clients.  Please give us a call or shoot us a text at 323-493-5177 or email yourhopegarden@earthlink.net. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram. You can also find reviews on Yelp. Please scroll down to access our blog and there is a search bar on your left which you may find helpful. Happy Gardening! Save Save
The Dirty Truth Blog

Spring In!

June 29, 2017 by DIY Garden Guides Vegetable gardening

Here is Hope Gardens Spring/Summer Organic Vegetable Planting Guide. All the how-to’s and how-not-to’s. Sorry for the broken hyperlinks. This document has aged out and can’t be revised. Some day I will wash the dirt off my hands and create a new document. Until then… 🙂 Gardens are not made by singing ‘Oh, how beautiful,’ […]

Drought-Tolerant Landscaping

May 4, 2014 by Landscaping

Hope Gardens promotes a more environmentally-conscious approach to landscaping. Fortunately, this can still mean a colorful garden, full of contrast and wonder. Adding paths and patios of DG and gravel as well as dry riverbeds and artificial grass elevate the design and usability of your landscape. Here’s some photos taken from our drought-tolerant yards both […]