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Over 200 photos! After three years of writing, Jim Gibbs’ new book, Gibbs Gardens: Reflections on a Gardening Life,” is now available. The 300-page book-with more than 200 spectacular color photos of the gardens blends the beauty of a traditional coffee-table book with the author’s personal story of struggle and his passion to create a world-class garden.
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Gibbs Gardens is a 376 acres (152 ha) privately owned botanical garden located in Cherokee County, Georgia. It is open to the public except in the winter. It is open to the public except in the winter.
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Costumes/costume accessories of any type are not permitted.Clothing that is deemed inappropriate by the general public is not permitted (including excessively revealing clothing, clothing with profanity, objectionable language or graphics).Food is available for purchase in the Arbor Café.No outside food or drinks, except water, are permitted. All bags, backpacks and any carrying device are subject to search at the Gardens’ discretion prior to entry. Any prohibited items must be r...There are two picnic tables, first-come, first-serve, available at the west end of Parking Lot #3 where outside food may be enjoyed.Picnicking in the Gardens, tailgating in any parking lot or lawns adjacent to parking areas is not permitted.Self-guided group visits (10 or more people) can be arranged by calling 770-893-1880 for information.Please call in advance of your visit as there are rules that must be followed.Pets are not permitted, except service dogs.Regarding service dogs NOTE: As of January 1, 2019, service “dogs whose sole function are to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the “Americans with Disabil...Please bring a plastic bag to clean up after your service dog.Retractable (clothesline) leashes are not permitted.Staged photography or photo shoots is strictly prohibited, whether amateur or professional.Examples include engagement, wedding, maternity and senior class photos as well as modeling shots that involve posing and/or changes of clothing in restrooms.Mono-pods and tripods are welcome as you snap photos while strolling the Gardens.Professional photography equipment, such as reflectors, are not permitted.Manor House Gardens— Allow 1 ½ hours to enjoy seasonal floral displays such as the Daffodil, Azalea, Rhododendron and Hydrangea Gardens, the Rose Arbor, the Woodland Shade Gardens and Nature Canopy Walk. Valley Gardens — Allow 1 ½ hours to tourthe display gardens of the Japanese Gardens, Monet Waterlily Gardens, Grandchildren’s Sculpture Gardens, R...
These transportation companies will transport you to the Gardens, but will usually not return to pick you up.There are NO Uber or Lyft drivers that operate in proximity to the Gardens.Please ensure that you have confirmed transportation in advance from the Gardens following your visit.We do not provide or rent wheelchairs, scooters or golf carts.For additional information on accessibility click here.FYI, although the Gardens are open on the weekends, our Administration Office is closed Saturday through Monday.Please allow 24-72 hours for a response.For a response on weekends, utilize Facebook MESSENGER.The History of Gibbs Gardens Jim Gibbs traveled for 15 years covering the nation and the world viewing gardens of every style and decided that he wanted to design and build a world-class garden. He spent six years looking for a suitable site with a strong source of water and beautiful mature trees covering a rolling topography.
Mar 16, 2024 · Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground, Georgia is a beautiful escape into 16 gardens with a variety of plants, trees, and flowers. Whether you’re an avid garden enthusiast or are simply looking for a great day trip for the family, visiting Gibbs Gardens is the perfect activity .
Gibbs traveled for years researching gardens before beginning to build his dream. The property is 376 acres and the house and gardens include 300+acres, making it one of the nation’s largest residential estate gardens. At Gibbs Gardens you’ll find 20 gardens along with forests, ponds, streams, waterfalls, and more.
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The garden covers 300 acres on the private estate which itself was built on 336 acres that include the manor home as well. It is considered the nation’s largest residential gardens. Mr. Gibbs traveled for 15 years viewing and researching gardens of every style, then spent another six years to find the perfect location for his gardens.
