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Because this is peanut country, the entrance always has a planting in a NUT.
Garden was visited by Tricia and Charlie Wester in May 2022.
Gardens are maintained by local garden clubs, rose societies, volunteers and Master Gardeners.
Included are a Heritage Garden, Koi Pond, rose garden and an experimental garden.
Nancy Mitchell went to Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia for 4 weeks. She visited most of the important sites, with the highlight being Angkor Wat. It was Lunar New Year, so there were flowers everywhere (see Lotus blooms below).
Every temple and many people had bonsai trees.
Linda Hardie and Terra Manton were WOWED by
seeing floats being constructed and viewing the 130th Rose Bowl Parade down Colorado Ave. in Pasadena, California.
The following day included a “walk around” to see floats up close.
The festivities were well worth a trip to sunny Southern California for a few days to start the 2019 year!
The theme for 2019 was depicted in all the floats.
Roses and orchids were in prominent display.
All materials on the floats were organic, with such minute elements as onion seeds and lentils, in addition to millions of flowers.
Garden club representatives attended an orientation program for this library. (L-R) Laurel District Director Marie Purser
Laurel District Rep Linda Hardie (Cumming Garden Club Treasurer)
The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. President Barbara Bourque
This library, located in the Atlanta History Center, has over 32,000 books, photographs, manuscripts, seed catalogs, and landscape drawings included in its collection, and was founded by the Cherokee Garden Club in 1975. The Cherokee Garden Library is a member of the Southern Garden History Society (www.southerngardenhistory.org) and The Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries (www.cbhl.net).
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