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Ovrom Community Center

4.3 (4 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Fountain Community Garden

(3 reviews)

Hollywood

Beware of "gardeners" who show up clothed in tulle mini dresses, selling gratitude card decks, and…read morepresenting false statements as fact. They abuse trees (photo below of 3-21-26 "tree trimming") and are about as authentic as all the non-existant fountains on Fountain Avenue that were promised in the 1888 real estate developers' self promotional maps, but, of course, that were never delivered. Avoid an autocratically, arbitrarily, and capriciously governed "community" that holds its leaders to be above the rules, lacks due process, has inconsistent rule enforcement - including having a vaguely writtien "morality" rule that can only be subjectively interpreted. Steer clear of a "community" where inclusive voting is promised, but is seldom the way that major group decisons are actually made - the greenwashed "community" it will be able to offer is about as real as the astroturf... Instead of this Los Angeles Community Garden Council mismanaged community garden, until corrections are made, explore a home hydroponic garden and/or a Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust Community Garden https://www.lanlt.org/projects/category/Community+Garden

Los Angeles really needs more public gardens like this especially with the global elite trying to…read morekill us off with GMO foods. I've heard about these type of community gardens in places like New York city and always thought they were a great idea and wondered how it worked. Then after moving to Hollywood and being on our district neighborhood council, one of the board members actually founded this particular community garden and we happened to have our Candidate Meet & Greet for the HSDNC and I attended since I'm running for a board seat in the upcoming election. It's a great area where people can rent a plot for $10 a month and grow their choice of organic fruits and vegetables. They also have community trees like lemons, pomegranates, and such where the members could grab whatever they needed. As we were meeting, one of the gardeners who joined us had two artichokes in her hands. I bet it tastes awesome! My step-father had been a strawberry farmer in Ventura County and he still grows all kinds of vegetables and fruits in his backyard, so I've tasted first-hand the difference in eating freshly grown and picked vegetables and fruits. Such a noticeable difference! They offer instruction on how to grow different types of vegetables and fruits and how best to tend your crops. I've always wanted to learn to grow my own produce so hopefully, I'll be able to get in although I heard there is a waiting list but we'll see if my colleague can pull some strings for me ; )

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North Weddington Park

(44 reviews)

Studio City

We spent a Sunday afternoon at North Weddington Park last month to celebrate our friend David C.'s…read morebirthday. He and his family are regulars here, as they live in the neighborhood, and even though we live a bit further away, I think we'll come back often too. It's an excellent park and our baby had the time of his life running across the lawn and playing on the playground. According to the C. family, this park is just far enough away from major thoroughfares that it never gets crowded. I'm always grateful for easy parking and this lot could not have been easier. Our group--eight adults and four children--took over a couple of empty picnic tables and had a lovely lunch. The kids played for two hours without getting bored. Ours was obsessed with the space-themed playground equipment, particularly the rocking space shuttle with the multiple steering wheels. We kept an eye on him, but the park was so spacious and far from cars that we were able to relax while he scurried around. If it had been up to him, he would've stayed at the park not napping all day. I'm sure he'll be thrilled to go back to North Weddington Park, and I look forward to our next visit.

This LA city park is tucked into a neighborhood in North Hollywood-Studio City-Toluca Lake area…read more There's a restroom with toilet paper and soap if that's important to you. Not squeaky clean, but a public restroom in LA. It's not Santa Clarita so don't expect much as far as newness and cleanliness. I would definitely come back if ever I am in the area and wanted to take a walk. It's near the freeway so it's not going to be peaceful, but if you're looking to get some steps in or place to lay on the grass and maybe read a book, this is a nice place. There is a solar-themed playground which is under repair right now. You'll find a large parking lot and parking along the perimeter. Not sure how busy it gets during the weekend or warmer weather. I would definitely return and like that it's not exposed to a major street.

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FormLA Landscaping

(18 reviews)

Tujunga

I called and discussed my project in detail with a guy answering the phone. Was told I would get a…read morecall 'next week'. Now, 4 more calls to them and one month later... still no response for my approximately 100k job. Not sure what is going on over there but if they are not returning calls now just imagine what would happen if you are under contract with them! I feel I dodged a bullet.

FormLA was taking care of my front yard since January 2018. I fired them recently for flagrantly…read moreignoring my very specific, detailed instructions on what _not_ to cut back in my yard. Over the past 18 months, though, I had several problems with them. On their first visit, they removed dormant milkweed plants. I had specifically pointed out that these plants were dormant, not dead (although, being "native plant experts", you'd think they wouldn't even need to be told). They replaced the plants, but the replacements still haven't gotten as big as one of the ones they had removed. I asked them to focus on weeding the parkway areas. Being on a corner lot means there's a lot of parkway, and while I do have lippia planted there, the weeds were also quite present. Months went by and it didn't seem like they were doing anything about the weeds. When I finally asked one of the workers to focus on that, he complained, "That's going to be a lot of work!" Um, that's literally what you're being paid to do (and paid nicely -- $375/month for 18 months is almost $7000!). The workers would cut back my plants far too much, even though I really like the jungle look in my yard (and said so from the beginning). They also didn't pay attention to the seasons, so some things that should've been cut back when dormant weren't cut; they just like sculpting and manicuring the plants, as far as I can tell. The last straw for me was when I specifically told them not to cut my artichoke plants (not native, but still had edible parts growing on it) and my coyote brush (overhanging a path that isn't used much, and probably could be tied back instead), and only lightly trim the black sage. What they did instead was a complete massacre of my plants, and now that we're entering the slow growth season, I see my horrendously bald front yard every day and regret not firing them sooner. If you don't care much about your plants, or your money, you found the right landscaping company!

Deukmejian Wilderness Park - Thorny wild plant. I dare you to touch it. lol ;D

Deukmejian Wilderness Park

(102 reviews)

Hidden secret in our own backyard. Bests of all this is free until 10pm daily. Breath taking views…read moreof LA and my fav is the view of a former winery house that is a nature center (museum like with ac). Free parking for about 40 cars. Elevation is over 2700 feet. Able to park near homes but prepared to walk steep uphill. Clean bathrooms. Hiking here is the most popular so can get busy. Trails of all types for beginners, moderate and super hikers level. About 10 miles of hiking available. I love the scenic views of the city/LA. It can get really hot because there is very little shade. Plenty of picnic tables to rent. The ones closest to house is not rentable. Half of the tables are not in the shade. Small amphitheater is there too. Very safe if you visit alone. There are bears, snakes, coyote and small critters. Wilderness park named in honor of George Deukmejian, the 35th Governor of California. Has so much history. Former vineyard and winery. 1885-1890s: French immigrant and winemaker George Le Mesnager purchased acreage in Dunsmore canyon to plant extensive vineyards. The vineyard has 81 grapevines which have been planted since 2004 and are maintained by the Stone Barn Vineyard conservancy which is a part of the historical society of the Crescenta Valley. You can still purchase Stone Barn wine bottles of Chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, and white zin for $10-$20. City of Glendale purchased land to preserve it from developers. 2009 a severe wildfire swept through the terrain, though resilient landmarks like a historic 200-year-old oak tree survived. 2022 historic stone barn reopened to the public as the Stone Barn Nature Center. You can still see the gorgeous vineyards.

Beautiful park n trails ! Clean restrooms ! BUT, they need tree health care . The oaks tree planted…read moreare dying . 7of them. Sad to see that . It's next to the flat area where the large pepper tree is located . HELP THEM LIVE. Thanks plenty of parking . Park open till 9pm . Trees need - water bladders and mulch at least to help them survive

Ovrom Community Center - communitygardens - Updated October 2026

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