2015 GCMGA Garden Tour

Our Garden Tour is being held from 10AM to 5PM, May 16, 2015.  We’re looking forward to seeing you this Saturday for a self-guided tour of ten delightful gardens in the Lilburn, Snellville, and Loganville areas.  Visit local residential gardens created and maintained by Gwinnett Master Gardeners.  Visitors can also see unique public spaces which received volunteer hours and/or grant money from the GCMGA.  You’ll take home wonderful ideas for your own garden and discover hidden gems you didn’t know existed!  See the detailed descriptions of our tour gardens under the Category “Garden Tours”.

Your $20 ticket may be purchased at any of the following gardens on Saturday:

2735 Meadow Gate Way, Loganville 30052

701 Glens Farm Way, Grayson 30017

                        1811 Ivy Breeze Court, Grayson 30017                        

1138 Pughes Creek Way, Lawrenceville 30045

                             3811 Windhurst Drive, Lilburn 30047                            

3627 Starwood Trail, Lilburn 30047

3120 Deer Chase Court, Snellville 30039

The purchase of your Garden Tour ticket provides you with all locations.  When you start the day, the route and stops along the way are up to you!

Like our Facebook page for last minute updates and highlights of each garden.

www.facebook.com/GCMGAgardentour

Email: GCMGAtour2015@gmail.com

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