Ira W.
6/27/2021
I planted 3 fruit trees last year and installed a raised vegetable bed where I grow mostly tomatoes. I was looking forward to a bountiful harvest, but, alas, it was not to be. Squirrels and...
Victory Garden LA
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251 S Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Victory Garden LA is a Los Angeles-based company that offers a range of products and services to help individuals create and maintain their own gardens. From planter boxes and critter covers to other cool gardening accessories, they provide everything needed to start a successful garden. With a commitment to quality and sustainability, Victory Garden LA is dedicated to empowering people to grow their own food and connect with nature.
Driven by a passion for gardening, Victory Garden LA is a trusted source for all things related to urban farming. Their Subpod gallery showcases their innovative approach to composting, while their FAQ section provides valuable information for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. With a focus on community and environmental stewardship, Victory Garden LA is a go-to destination for those looking to cultivate their own green spaces in the heart of Los Angeles.
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Mimi B.
12/11/2020
I was so happy to receive my planters! My sister told me about them as she follows Ms. Haddish on IG! They were exactly what I needed! The set up was quick, the team that drove them all the way to...
Sarah B.
11/17/2020
My garden box has added so much to our yard! It's beautiful, well made and the ordering process could not have been easier. We got the biggest size they make, the "yacht", and low to the ground. I...
Judi F.
11/8/2023
Love, love, love Victory Garden! I reached out to them after reading the consistently great reviews on Yelp. The raves are well-deserved. They are responsive, reliable and definitely the nicest...
Jessica M.
9/21/2020
As soon as the stay at home order went into effect I started looking at ways to keep busy around the house with my kids. With supermarkets as crazy as they were back in March I figured starting a...
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