Thank you to all of our fairy friends for making this year’s Fairies in the Garden such a wonderful success!
Special thanks to our friends at Skyland Trail for all the help they put in to making this event a success! Woodlands Garden and Fairies thank you all.
Special thanks to these local nurseries, organizations, and businesses for your support to make the Fall Plant Sale a great success!
Ace Hardware Tucker
Arborguard
Ashe-Simpson Garden Center
Atlanta History Center Goizueta Gardens
Baker Environmental Nursery
Brushwood Nursery
Buck Jones Nursery
Chattahoochee Nature Center
Dorough Nursery
Family Tree
Frank Smith’s Nursery
Georgia Wholesale Nursery
Garden*Hood
Georgia Perimeter College Garden
Goodness Grows
Halls Flower Shop
Intown Ace Hardware – Decatur
John Dunn
Ladyslipper Rare Plant Nursery
Native Forest Nursery
Night Song Native Plant Nursery
Piccadilly Farm Nursery and Gardens
Pike’s Nursery Regional Office
Randy’s Nursery
ReVisioned Furniture
Southern Native Plantings
The Kinsey Family Farm
Transplant Nursery
Wilkerson Mill Gardens
Woody’s Wholesale Nursery
The Woodlands Garden Plant Sale is made possible by a group of dedicated volunteers. Let us know if you’d like to help organize future Plant Sales or participate with any Garden efforts. Complete this online Volunteer Application to provide your interests and get more involved at Woodlands. The Garden is a special place due to the many hands that make it grow; come join the fun!
Fall is a great time to add to your garden and who doesn’t love to shop…Stop by the Woodlands Garden Fall Plant Sale to learn from the experts what plants are perfect for your home landscape. Plants available range in price from $3 to $25+ and have been grown by volunteers, cultivated at Woodlands Garden, and donated by local nurseries (list coming soon below). All proceeds from the Fall Plant Sale help fund the maintenance of this public garden.
The dedicated Plant Sale Committee will provide a fun shopping experience on these Sundays from 12:30pm to 4:30pm: September 17, 24 and October 1, 8, 15
Images of plants available found on Facebook Album here.
Quick list of what is available this year:
Many varieties of FERNS and IRISES
Native Azaleas
Sourwood
Hellebores
Salvia
Lamb’s Ear
Crinum lilies
Edgeworthia
Oaks
Hydrangea-oakleaf, variegated, mophead
Canna
Here are some popular plants available:
Buckeye
Bloodroot
Black-eyed Susan
Confederate Rose Hibiscus
Robb’s Euphorbia
Peacock Moss
Lenten Rose
Hostas
Mayapple
Native azaleas
Numerous varieties of ferns including Japanese painted, Christmas, and bramble
Let Us Know How We’re Doing! Fill Out the Garden Visitor Survey
Here at Woodlands, we are thankful for our visitors and supporters. We literally couldn’t do it without all of you.
So we want to hear your opinions! Please take a few minutes and fill out our Garden Visitor Survey, and let us know what you love (and don’t love) about the Garden.
Woodlands Garden is getting ready to host M.A.Y. (Music, Art, & Youth) Fair on Saturday, May 13 between 11 am and 2 pm.
The annual event celebrates our community’s young talent, allowing young artists (grades 2 to 12) to sell their own artwork and crafts at booths set up on the Garden lawn. We have limited booth space available so complete your online application here & pay registration fee ($10) here to save a spot!
Special thanks to our sponsors: Emory Alliance Credit Union, Colorwheel Studio, and Kaleidoscope Studios
This event is free to the public and will take place rain or shine. Contact Kate Baltzell at director@woodlandsgarden.org to ask about reserving booths, sponsoring the event, or any other M.A.Y. Fair information.