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 The Garden is located approximately three miles south of the University of Georgia campus. It encompasses more than 300 acres and contains specialty gardens and special collections featuring a broad array of native and exotic plants. More than five miles of nature trails traverse the natural areas, some of which border the Middle Oconee River. Educational programs and special events are offered throughout the year. The Garden and nearby Whitehall Forest have been designed an Important Bird Area. Hours and accessibility >> Map of the Garden >> Directions and area map >> Staff and contact >> Virtual Tour of The Garden >> |
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 For information on the some of the upcoming events at the Garden, such as art exhibits, contests, conferences, meetings, Click Here
Join the fun as you experience and discover amazing plant, birds,
reptiles, herps and insects from forests of the world! This year's Forest Festival is Saturday, May 17, 2008 from 9:30 am till 12:30 pm. Cost is $3 per person or $10 per family. | |
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The Garden offers a wide variety of educational programs and events—click on the links below to view our class and event Calendars Educational classes Special events 
We have added new Native Plant Certificate courses. Registration is available now online for Plant Families of Georgia and Natural History of Georgia Plants |
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 Support the Garden's mission of fostering appreciation, understanding and stewardship of plants and nature by joining the FRIENDS of the Garden. Membership benefits >>
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Members receive quarterly issues of the Garden News.
