Twelve gardens were featured including expansive canyon lots.  Many of the properties had surprises around every corner as they wound down the canyon slopes or through hidden courtyards.  The annual walk is the club's biggest revenue source which goes to funding their many wonderful projects around the neighborhood. Not only was it a chance to see some of San Diego's best private gardens, but the garden club also provided a handy guide detailing the history of the homes and highlighting some of the special plants found in the gardens. If you are planning a landscape redesign or just looking for some interesting plant ideas, the annual walk is a source of inspiration. One of my favorite vendors of the day was "The Grateful Shed" - Don & Laura Starr were selling hand-made wooden boxes overflowing with beautiful succulents. You can see some examples of their work in the photo gallery. If you missed the walk this year, you can browse our photo gallery below of the event and be sure to look out for next year's!