Need garden clubs in north Georgia

10 years ago

Help! I am having a devil of a time coming up with a list of garden clubs in north Georgia. It is for a website as a resource on things to do, but so many clubs are poorly listed online that I am having difficulty finding them. The clubs don't even list their town so it's a bit frustrating. If anyone can recommend groups in the following counties I would appreciate. Please let me know what county/town and if they have a website!

Historic High Country
Bartow
Carroll
Catoosa
Chattooga
Cherokee
Dade
Fannin
Floyd (Rome)
Gilmer
Gordon
Haralson
Murray
Paulding
Pickens
Polk
Walker
Whitfield (Dalton)

Northeast Georgia Mountains
Banks
Barrow
Dawson
Elbert
Forsyth
Franklin
Habersham
Hall
Hart
Jackson
Lumpkin
Madison
Rabun
Stephens
Towns
Union
White

Comments (2)

lenahall
10 years ago
the tennessee valley chapter of wild ones is a garden club of sorts. whitfield, catoosa, walker and dade counties are close enough to benefit from their meetings and educational programs :)
they have partnered w/ reflection riding to offer a certificate in native plants. i've included the link :)

Here is a link that might be useful: chattanooga nature center certificate in native plants
JoeHerk
10 years ago
The Cherokee Ledger gives details of gardening clubs on its Spotlight Calendar pages (see link) - scroll down to section on gardening

Here is a link that might be useful: Cherokee Ledger Spotlight Calendar
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Need garden clubs in north Georgia

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