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Labyrinth Garden at Northside Hospital-Forsyth
One of Cumming Garden Club's contributions to the community: the Hospital Labyrinth Garden
Since 2020, the Cumming Garden Club has partnered with Chaplain Bryan Lake of Northside Hospital-Forsyth, offering our expertise and labor for the garden design, implementation and maintenance.
2025 Review of the Labyrinth Garden
Fall Maintenance
The Labyrinth Garden Committee gathered in early November for our Fall planting. Heat & rain had prevented an earlier gathering.
October Surprise!
Committee members lobbied for year to have a marker at the entrance of the Labyrinth Garden. We finally got our stone!
Spring Maintenance
Spring Maintenance
Spring Maintenance
April brought much growth to the garden, and committee members gathered for a beautification session.
Spring Arrivals
Spring Maintenance
Spring Maintenance
Our hard work pays off!
Early Years At the Labyrinth Garden
November 2023
Unexpected Setback
May 2022
Friends, families and employees enjoy Spring flowers
November 2021
Fall Offerings
November 2021
Fall Excursion by Cumming Garden Club's Evening Group
May 2021
Refreshing the Labyrinth Garden
February 2021
Repairing deer damage
Labyrinth Garden Committee: Jill Denlea, Barbara Henry, Shirley Puch, Cindy Bean, and Selma Paul (Elizabeth Scott and Laura Fonseco not shown)
CGC committee members and volunteers oversee the Labyrinth Garden year round. We provide necessary maintenance and improvements on an “as needed” basis, presenting seasonal color from annuals, among a beautiful mix of perennials.
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Getting Started
On October 13-14, committee members amended the soil with organic matter, potting soil and soil conditioner.
Then plants were strategically placed around the interior sun dial and walking areas.
(Left Photo) Selma Paul and Barbara Henry start planting
(Right Photo) Completed initial planting