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Long Beach, CA - March 20: Lori Basheda poses for a portrait in her garden on Thursday, March 20, 2025 in Long Beach, CA. Basheda's garden is a part of the annual Mary Lou Heard Memorial Garden Tour. (Juliana Yamada / Los Angeles Times)

Now’s the time to step inside the most beautiful private gardens in and around L.A.

Normally closed to the public, these inspiring gardens have a lot to gawk at. Here’s how to check them out on garden tour fundraisers.

POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE, CALIFORNIA - MAR 07: Tule Elk wander in a pasture in Point Reyes National Seashore, California on March 07, 2025. Farms that flourished for more than 150 years in the Point Reyes National Seashore will soon surrender their land as a result of a contentious land-use dispute. (Josh Edelson / For the Times)

Treasured California dairies to close. Point Reyes locals say it’s conservation gone mad

Westlake Village, CA - March 12: Dr. Tim Quinn, left, water policy strategist, OceanWell, watches Mark Golay, director of engineering projects at OceanWell, lower a water cleaning/desalination pod that is being tested at the Las Virgenes Reservoir in Westlake Village Wednesday, March 12, 2025. The company's plan, once the pod has been tested, is to deploy a "farm" of them on the ocean floor near Malibu. The water district that supplies Calabasas, Agoura Hills and other L.A. suburbs is working with a company to pioneer a new desalination technology, testing a system of filtration pods that will be anchored to the ocean floor at depths of more than 1,000 feet. Las Virgenes Municipal Water District, which now relies entirely on water from Northern California, says the desalination pods that the company OceanWell plans to deploy off the coast will help boost local supplies and reduce dependence on imported water, without causing the environmental harm that are a large desalination plant on the coast would. The company has started testing the system at Las Virgenes Reservoir. Water managers are hoping this type of desalination technology will help the area become less vulnerable to drought. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

New desalination technology being tested in California could lower costs of tapping seawater

San Luis Obispo, CA - The Los Osos Creek Wetland Preserve near San Luis Obispo. The cool and moist environment of the Central Coast allows some local fruit growers to practice dry farming, a method that relies heavily on rainwater. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times)

California bill would restore wetlands protections in wake of Supreme Court ruling

North America, USA, Arizona, Page, Glen Canyon Dam. (Photo by: Bernie Friel/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

California, Arizona and Nevada all agree: The Trump administration needs to fix a key Colorado River dam

Water officials knew that opening dams to meet Trump’s wishes was ill-advised. Here’s why it happened anyway

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Contributor: Elon Musk’s layoffs would undermine wildfire protection. It’s part of a bigger plan

Low salmon numbers in California could prompt shutdown of fishing for a record third straight year

Supreme Court rules for San Francisco, limits EPA’s power on stormwater discharges

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