Everyone thoroughly enjoyed Joe Cook’s stories from his Altamaha River journeys. The User Guide is terrific! Ashantilly has a few for sale if you missed our program! Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot
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WildScapes Native Plant Sale
It was a beautiful day at Ashantilly for the Spring Georgia WildScapes Native Plant Sale. Florabundance Gardens, Victory Gardens, Naturescapes, and the Georgia Native Plant Society Coastal Plain Chapter allContinueContinue reading “WildScapes Native Plant Sale”
Altamaha River User’s Guide Book Talk and Signing
Take a journey down the length of the Altamaha River on Tuesday, April 9, at 7 p.m. Georgia River Network guidebook author Joe Cook will discuss the Altamaha River andContinueContinue reading “Altamaha River User’s Guide Book Talk and Signing”
Spring Native Plant Sale
Save the date! The Coastal WildScapes Spring Native Plant Sale is just around the corner on Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Join us and four nativeContinueContinue reading “Spring Native Plant Sale”
Coastal WildScapes Presentation: Balancing Civilization and Wildness in your Coastal Landscape
Join us for a morning lecture on balancing civilization and wildness in your coastal landscape. Thomas Angell, ASLA, landscape architect and owner of Verdant Enterprises, will discuss some of theContinueContinue reading “Coastal WildScapes Presentation: Balancing Civilization and Wildness in your Coastal Landscape”
Great Day for the Native Plant Sale
It was a beautiful day for the Coastal WildScapes Spring Native Plant Sale. Many plant lovers attended and walked away with wagons full of lovely native plants. There were multipleContinueContinue reading “Great Day for the Native Plant Sale”
Famous Regions of Scotland
There was a full crowd at Ashantilly on the evening of Saturday, March 11 as Vince Becker of Habersham Beverage, took guests on a tour of Scotland describing various regionalContinueContinue reading “Famous Regions of Scotland”
Buddy Sullivan: Historical Atlas
Local author and historian, Buddy Sullivan, spoke to a packed room on Sunday, February 5, sharing his vast knowledge of maps, charts, surveys, and land plats. Attendees found Buddy’s talk fascinatingContinueContinue reading “Buddy Sullivan: Historical Atlas”
The Tale of Two Williams a Success
“The Tale of Two Williams: William Bartram and the Sketchbook of Bill Haynes, Jr.” event was very well attended. Dorinda G. Dallmeyer, president of the Bartram Trail Conference, expertly pairedContinueContinue reading “The Tale of Two Williams a Success”