The State Botanical Garden of Georgia is a public educational facility operated under the auspices of the University of Georgia. It is a "living laboratory" for university students and faculty who utilize the collections and natural plant communities for studies in a variety of disciplines.

The Garden is located approximately three miles south of the University campus. Founded in 1968, it now encompasses more than 300 acres, much of which borders the Middle Oconee River.

Customized identification guides Ferns Orange_Trail Trees Orange_Trail Wildflowers Orange_Trail Grasses Frogs and Toads Snakes Lizards Salamanders Turtles Checklists with images, maps, and links Plants -- need images Albums of site participants Chester, Ariel -- [edit] Guzman, Kimberly -- [edit] Kagel, Jakob -- [edit] Parmer, Cody -- [edit] Rosemond, Claire -- [edit] Stamper, Violet -- [edit] Wyatt, Graham -- [edit] More information how-to video progress and technology future proposal

Photograph by Cody Parmer Gardenia jasminoides Cape jasmine

Contacts

• Nancy Lowe, Outreach Coordinator, Discover Life -- nancy@discoverlife.org -- 404-272-4526