The State Botanical Garden of Georgia

The State Botanical Garden of Georgia (located in Athens) is a greenhouse of 313 sections of land in the United States, with a studio worked by the University of Georgia. It is situated at 2450 South Milledge Avenue, Athens, Georgia.

The Garden contains eleven organic and plant assortments:

Yearly/Perennial Garden – annuals and perennials
Dahlia Garden (1987) – dahlias
Groundcover Collection – bugleflower, euonymus, hypericum, ivy, juniper, liriope, ophiopogon, frugality, vinca, and so forth
Legacy Garden – plants of noteworthy and social interest to Georgia, including apples, pears, and peaches, cotton, peanuts, and tobacco.
Global Garden – Middle Ages (Herb Garden and Physic Garden), Age of Exploration (Mediterranean and Middle East, Spanish America, American South, and China segments), and Age of Conservation (American Indian Plants, Bog Garden, Threatened and Endangered Plants).
Local Azalea Collection – azaleas
Local Flora Garden – in excess of 300 species, including greeneries, trilliums, bloodroot, and woman shoe orchids.
Rhododendron Collection (1976) – rhododendrons
Bloom Garden – Brand new in 2008.
Conceal Garden – azalea, camellia, dogwood, tree, magnolia, redbud, and viburnum.
Preliminary Garden – bushes and trees under assessment for the southeastern United States.
It likewise contains around 5 miles (8.0 km) of nature trails.

In 1984, it got the assignment as Georgia’s “State Botanical Garden”.