The “Forget Me Not Garden” is the home of plants that were rescued after the storm. Volunteer Debbie Clark carefully tended the plants at her home until the section was repaired and ready for the plants. Volunteers from the local community and beyond came to help replant this area.
Charlene’s bench still offers a shady place to sit.
The Historic Lamp Garden path is lined with azaleas, hydrangeas, beauty berry bushes and seasonal plants.
The Franklin Tree garden welcomes visitors on the far east end of the gardens. A red Japanese maple, Rose of Sharon trees, and Camellia bushes surround an inviting bench, a lovely arbor and, of course, the Franklin tree. This tree was planted in our original gardens in 2013 and it survived the Hurricane Helene flood…
