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April 9-10, 2021 ANNUAL PLANT SALE
The Hart County Botanical Garden, 1277 Hwy 77 South/Elberton Hwy, Hartwell, GA. A large variety of native and hard to find plants, shrubs, perennials and annuals will be for sale. Master Gardeners will be on site to answer questions and make suggestions. The garden is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization; all sale proceeds go to maintain the garden. For sale hours and more information go to the Hart County Botanical Garden on FB, hartcountybotanical on Instagram, email thehartcountybotanicalgarden@gmail.com or call 706-436-1557. Cash, check and major credit cards are accepted. April 9 2-7PM (Friends of the Garden only) April 10 9AM-5PM (Public Sale) |
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Our Garden is Growing!
We are very excited to announce that a new garden, the Conifer Garden, and a new bigger and better entrance is in the works! Stay tuned for more information here and be on the lookout at the garden for signs of our progress!
Enjoy our new brochure!
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Gardens are open dawn to dusk daily, free of charge.
Please keep dogs leashed.
Please keep dogs leashed.
Our Mission:
To create a public garden that will be a place of beauty in Hart County, providing education, enrichment and enjoyment to all who visit
Your contribution below will be greatly appreciated.
Show support by becoming a "Friend of the Garden." Your membership helps fund the maintenance required to keep the garden growing and flourishing!
Go to the "Join" page for more information.
Go to the "Join" page for more information.
thehartcountybotanicalgarden@gmail.com (706)436-1557
Our Winter Newsletter is now available.
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Beautiful Year Round
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See the garden in the snow! (Feb 2020)
Map of the Garden
The majority of the planning and work completed at the garden is done by volunteers. We also provide educational opportunities for the community, often in conjunction with the Master gardener program. The garden is financially self-supporting. We raise funds to improve the garden by holding an annual plant sale, collecting membership fees, through the sale of commemorative trees and bricks, and other community events. The garden continues to improve as funds and volunteers are available.
