www.n-georgia.com - Georgia's Recreation and Adventure Guide

Georgia's Online Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Guide - www.n-georgia.com
Discover Georgia's beautiful parks, wildlife, mountains, waterfalls, lakes, coast and islands, Civil War and historic sites, gardens, trails, festivals, and other fun places to visit.  Whether you are going out for a day or vacationing in Georgia, this site is full of outdoor recreational ideas and maps at your fingertips.  Relax, browse around and get ready for good times in Georgia.
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Georgia has many beautiful gardens.  
Relax and take some time to smell the roses.
Atlanta Botanical Garden: (404) 876-5859 - 1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta
This remarkable Garden showcases 30 acres of gardens and woodland..
Atlanta History Center: (404) 814-4000 - 130 West Paces Ferry Rd, Atlanta
The Museum features a number of gardens.
Barnsley Gardens: (770) 773-7480 or 877-773-2447 - 597 Barnsley Gardens Rd., Adairsville
Rescued in 1988, the gardens are now restored to the showcase of the South as they once were.
Callaway Gardens: (800) 225-5292 - U.S. Hwy. 27 and Hwy. 18, Pine Mountain
A remarkable 2,500 acres of cultivated plants including the world's largest display of hollies.
The (Jimmy) Carter Center: (404) 331-3900 - 453 Freedom Parkway, Atlanta
The Carter Center includes a 37-acre wooded park, that contains a formal garden, wildflower meadow, cherry orchard and waterfalls.
Chatham County Garden Center and Botanical Garden:  (912) 355-3883
1388 Eisenhower Dr., Savannah
See the beautiful gardens and an 1840s farmhouse located on 10 acres .
Fernbank Science Center: (404) 378-4311 - 156 Heaton Park Drive, NE, Atlanta
This educational center includes Fernbank Forest - a 65-acre tract of relatively undisturbed mature mixed hardwood forest with labeled plants open for self-guided tours.
Founders Memorial Garden (Garden Club of Georgia): (706) 227-5369
325 South Lumpkin Street, Athens
America's first garden club -- the Ladies Garden Club of Athens -- is memorialized by these lovely gardens.
Fred Hamilton Rhododendron Garden: (706) 896-4191 - 1311 Music Hall Dr.,  Hiawassee
This extensive rhododendron garden displays over 3,000 rhododendrons, azaleas and wildflowers on the Lake Chatuge walking trail. 
Fulwood Garden Center: (229) 386-8347 - 802 W. 12th St., Tifton
The fine early 1900s home and accompanying garden were restored for use by the Tifton Garden Clubs and community.
Georgia Southern Botanical Garden: (912) 871-1149
1505 Bland Avenue, Georgia Southern University, P.O. Box 8039, Statesboro
In keeping with the Garden's mission to promote knowledge and appreciation of the diversity and importance of the native plants, animals, and ecology of Georgia, particularly those of the Coastal Plain, the Garden contains an extensive collection of plants native to Southeast Georgia. 
Grandmother's Garden and Pathways of Gold Park: (770) 254-2627 or 800-776-7935
Old Town Garden Club of Sharpsburg, Main Street, Sharpsburg
There are many beautiful gardens to stroll through here.
The Guido Gardens: (912) 685-2222 - 600 North Lewis St, US Hwy 121 N, Metter
Home to a television production studio, Guido Gardens features ornamental plantings among waterfalls, fountains, koi and goldfish ponds, a stream, arbors and gazebos, a teahouse, and a Prayer Chapel.