Garden reviews in Decatur, Georgia
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Beautiful garden and trail area tucked away. Great to spend a little time outside.
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Just what the name says. Woodlands Garden. Natural walk in the woods. Wide variety of native southern plants. Very relaxing. An urban retreat.
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A wonderful time in the woods looking at the fairy houses in fairy gardens. The staff was wonderful
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Neat little place for a quick walk. You can park from both streets and it's free to enter. No dogs 🚫🐕
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A nice walking trail
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Beautiful and lovely garden space . It's so peaceful to walk around in. The flowers are gorgeous!!
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Beautiful! A wonderful place to walk in the woods. Trails are a mix of inclusive for mobility and just gentle walking.
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The Woodlands Gardenis a great little green spot in the city, walking distance from many nearby businesses including the Decatur MARTA station. In my opinion the best part is the free admission - you're free to drop by at any time during the daylight hours and catch a breath fresh air.
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Terribly disappointed with the hyped up Garden. Did not see a single flower, no birds!! Although its amazing to see a garden in the City. Took my two young granddaughters to see the Fairy Garden and there was none!! Nothing interesting to write about....sorry!!
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A lovely little place! I just visited for the first time and the fall foliage is gorgeous.
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Beautiful place in an unexpected area. The staff was nice and very helpful. Was there for a volunteer project and had a blast. Will definitely be back to see the fruit of my labor =]
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I absolutely loved the garden. I had the opportunity to volunteer and I had to say that I love the effort they are doing to keep the area as natural and as alive as possible.
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Very quiet, serene, nicely maintained trails & feeders
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Beautiful gardens and free to use
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I started volunteering here. It’s so great to be out in nature.
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An urban sanctuary right in the heart of the city (walking distance from downtown Decatur) where it's easy to forget the traffic and noise under the lush tree canopy. This public garden also has some of Atlanta's champion trees and the prettiest wooded trails!
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Very very peaceful. Even though small, it is worth visiting. A small gem. There is a small venue to have a small gathering to celebrate a birthday, a wedding and so on. The entrance is easy to drive in and there is parking. Just enjoy.
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So it's a very pretty, very little place to visit but two things: the parking sucks and the mosquitos are UNREAL. We went in the late afternoon, wore Off! And still got mauled by the little bastards. We're pretty avid hikers, we visit state parks regularly and it was shocking how dense the mosquito population was.
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Beautiful hidden forest in Decatur. They have plant labels and educational guides, well-maintained trails, and lots of places to sit and have lunch. They also have frequent events (yoga, music, bird walks, workshops), with the forest's natural beauty as a backdrop.
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Walked through the Garden with another elderly lady. A beautiful natural setting with paths that are easy to walk on. We will go back when more shrubs and flowers are in bloom.
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Relaxed with some seating near the entrance area. Mulched paths and many accessibility and aesthetic upgrades. No dogs allowed. That is a little discouraging for dog owners because walks usually include walking the dog for us.