2011 Garden Tour

 

The Garden Tour will be held May 21, 2011

The Gwinnett Master Gardeners are pleased to announce our 2011 Garden Tour to be held on Saturday, May 21st, from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.  Tickets may be purchased at any of the tour gardens on the day of the tour.  Proceeds from the garden tour benefit the community projects of the Gwinnett Master Gardeners.  Master Gardeners will be available at each site to answer your questions and handle ticket sales.

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General Information:

  • Tickets are $10.00 per person.  Tickets may be purchased at any of the tour gardens on the day of the tour.  (Please see garden list below.)
  • Tickets will be on sale at the May 7th Gwinnett Master Gardeners Plant Sale held at the Gwinnett Braves Stadium, 2500 Buford Dr., Lawrenceville, GA.
  • Tickets will be on sale at the May 16th Gwinnett Master Gardeners meeting.
  • No strollers in the gardens.  Parents must hold their children’s hands.
  • No pets are allowed in the gardens.
  • The garden tour will be held rain or shine.
  • Gardens are not wheelchair accessible.

The Gardens
Garden of Sue Shaw, Duluth

Garden of Susan Varlamoff, Lilburn

Garden of Jane Trentin, Lilburn

Garden of Julie Foster, Norcross

Garden of Linda Edwards, Norcross

Garden of Payge Cox, Norcross

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