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    Joan W.

    This is a really cute small garden at the Torrance Museum and Cultural arts building. Would I come out of my way here for a Japanese Garden? No, but if I'm in this vicinity going to the Torrance Museum, Torrance Cultural Arts Center, Torrance Theater, Public access station, or the police department definitely Yes! It's more of an office building that has a small walkway garden as opposed to a full-on Japanese Garden but as long as you know that it is quite endearing. It's pleasant to stroll along and enjoy the scenery and koi fish. I'd estimate about 5-10 minutes max. It's great to come here if you live around this block or are trying to find every single Japanese garden you can find. For something larger check out my list of other Japanese Gardens: bit.ly/3CLXWV9

    Angel B.

    Pine Wind Garden is such a beautiful place especially to get married at. I had a civil wedding a few days ago and everyone was so kind. It was such a beautiful day and just a amazing place.

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    Nima A.

    The Pine Wind Garden is a small but tranquil. The koi pond had clear flowing water that had many koi fish in different sizes and colors. The fish were beautiful and swimming towards you as if you were going to feed them. The plants were green and lush. The garden was a nice, peaceful get away from the city life. Easy to find parking and free admission.

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    Travis P.

    A free small garden. Pretty tranquil spot where a few people were just playing instruments or relaxing on the bench. I enjoyed the fishes and was a cool spot to checkout if you're also checking out the art museum or library nearby.

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    Kathrine W.

    A great, small little public garden that is free and open to everyone! The Torrance civic area has a bunch of great art and community spaces (this is walking distance to the Torrance Art Museum!). This is in the civic center. Finding it was confusing on Apple Maps, but parking was free so we parked and walked, and once we were on foot it was a lot easier to navigate. The garden is behind the theater and is very small. It has a few benches which would be really nice to sit and read or color at. We had gotten tea and walked around. There is a koi pond with fish (no opportunity to purchase food, and you are not allowed to bring your own). When the weather is nice, this is a great place to relax in the sunshine for free!

    Cassandra Y.

    The garden is right next to James R Armstrong Theater. The waterfall, the pound with coy fish.... very zen atmosphere! There are a few benches under the trees. Totally a great place to relax before or after the show at the theater. This garden is very well maintained.

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    Kimberly L.

    [Review #45] After every ballet class, my l'il one refuses to leave without stopping by the garden. There's a stone path encircles the garden, with a small pond to the east that's filled with koi, some turtles, & on some occasions, a mallard or two will visit. H likes the gentle breeze & it's usually cooler in the garden than the rest of TCAC. She regularly makes a couple of rounds with a stop or two at the koi pond before we can have a peaceful departure. I guess the tranquility of this place mellows her for the ride. LOL :-X Since she loves gardens & koi fish, I think we need to visit a couple local favs of mine: Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden (I visited regularly during CSULB midterms & finals week... serenity now... LOL) & South Coast Botanic Garden (free on the 3rd Tuesday each month). Namaste [bowing]... Om...

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    There are pretty koi fish in the pond to observe. The architecture in the courtyard is beautiful and makes for a great spot to picnic.

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    South Coast Botanic Garden - 4/12/26

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    First time here …read more It was a pleasant surprise to find this beautiful garden area in the city . We came here to see specifically to see the Trolls by artist Thomas Dambo that come here annually. There are 12 Trolls placed about the park which you walk to find. You are instructed to follow the "sparkles" that show which way to go along the paths throughout the garden. We were fortunate to meet a regular patron of this park , and he graciously led us to each Troll. He also shared additional information about the garden and pointed out unique points of interest too. We had a great time looking for the Trolls and enjoyed the lovely day walking around these gardens . * I ended up purchasing an annual pass at the end of our tour. Today's entry fee was applied toward the pass too. Looking forward in coming again.

    We came here on Mother's Day, specifically for the butterfly exhibit. It was very busy, as to be…read moreexpected but we managed to get parking in the nearby lot. The butterfly exhibit was nice but very small. It almost seemed like 30 minutes was far too long to be in here - and I love butterflies! We did the feeding experience as well but had to sort of get the butterfly on the feeders by putting it close to them because they weren't landing on their own. It was a nice experience but I've been to bigger and nicer exhibits. We explored the garden a bit but it was a pretty hot day so didn't see everything. My kids loved the troll exhibit and the rose garden was also very pretty. I'd want to explore this garden again but on a non-holiday and cooler weather if possible :)

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    This is one of the hidden gems in Torrance and the South Bay. You can't miss their sign when you're…read moredriving down Hawthorne! They have a nursery here and they have a very wide selection of plants! I'd say they're known for their variety of staghorn ferns and air plants but they also have monsteras and other popular house plants. Everything is priced very reasonably. This is a great place to get gifts for friends and family. They are very professional and helpful. They're very patient and answered all my questions when it came to taking care of my staghorn fern. I loved mine so much that I came back a few weeks later to pick up a second one. One of the best things about this place is their koi ponds! They have two inside! You can buy fish food for $3 and feed them at your leisure. It's perfect for kids. For those who own staghorn ferns, they also help with remounting them when they get too big but you'll need to contact them directly and see if the service is available.

    Rainforest Flora in Torrance was absolutely worth the drive. From the moment we arrived and entered…read morethe nursery, it felt amazing--almost like walking into a tropical oasis. The whole place was very clean, well-organized, and full of healthy plants. Their prices were also very reasonable and affordable. I was able to get some Bromeliad Fireball and Alcantarea imperialis for a great price. The staff was professional, friendly, and very informative, which made the visit even better. Overall, this nursery is a great place for anyone who loves tropical plants. I'm very happy with my visit and will definitely come back for more plants

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    The good: The playground is small but neat and easily…read moreaccessible. There are some picnic tables next to the playground, benches and smaller trees with shade. There's a community garden here with free mulch. There's a basketball court as well. I noticed lots of folks doing tai chi here. I also noticed groups of nannies meeting up here with their kids. There's no sand, dirt or wood chips at the playground area. The bad: One of the four swings could've used WD40. It was very squeaky. There was a man on the bench by the playground alone with a book who looked to be video recording the playground. I wasn't sure if it was innocent and he was potentially just video chatting with someone and showing them where he was but I was suspicious that a man would come alone and choose a bench by the loud children's play area to read rather than sit at one of the many other benches further away for a quiet space to read. The interesting: There's plenty of street parking. The playground is flat.

    Came to this park on a weekday afternoon to let my son and nephew play. It's a large park with…read morevarious courts and lots of grass. There are also walking paths that are great for riding bikes and scooters. The play area is pretty small for such a large park but it has the basic essentials and the kids had fun. Probably wouldn't make it a point to try to go to this park, but a good choice if you're in the area. Hope you check it out and enjoy!

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