Laguna Beach Garden Club monthly meeting and speaker series features Danielle Hahn on September 12
Join the Laguna Beach Garden Club as they welcome Danielle Hahn to speak on the topic of “Rose Story Farm History” as part of their speaker series (and monthly meeting) on Friday, Sept. 12 from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Courtesy of LB Garden Club
Danielle Hahn will talk about her Rose Story Farm on September 12 at the Laguna Beach Garden Club monthly meeting
Hahn and her husband Bill started Rose Story Farm in 1998 on their 15-acre farm in the Carpinteria Valley in Central California. Rose Story Farm began in 1998, when they decided to try growing 1,000 rose bushes on a half-acre of their lemon and avocado farm. The couple imagined an old-fashioned rose farm, with the radiant hues of European and pre-1950 American varieties in bloom across their farm. They named the farm Rose Story Farm because roses are central to some of the family’s most enchanting experiences of their family-owned business.
Hahn was born in Santa Barbara and attended local schools until she entered Stanford University. She graduated with honors three years later, with a BA in psychology and a minor in Italian. Returning to Santa Barbara, she opened a series of retail establishments while at the same time being the founder and managing partner of an innovative marketing firm that designed and launched events and premiere parties for the entertainment industry.
Hahn was honored with the Great Rosarian of the World award in 2014. Rose Story Farm and Hahn have been featured in Santa Barbara Magazine, Wine Country Living, Sunset Magazine, Oprah Magazine, Martha Stewart Living, Veranda and The Wall Street Journal, just to name a few. Television coverage of Rose Story Farm has been presented on California Heartland (a PBS special), The Today Show and Martha Stewart’s Living online series American Made.
Join the Laguna Beach Garden Club on Friday, Sept. 12 from 9:30-10 a.m. for social time and refreshments, and the meeting begins promptly at 10 a.m. Meetings are held at Laguna Presbyterian Church in Tankersley Hall located at 415 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach. Non-members are invited to attend for free on their first visit. For more information on the garden club, visit www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org.
There is no parking in the church parking, however, there is plenty of street parking available.
