Join the volunteer crew on Tuesday March 19, the first day of spring! Celebrate spring, learn about native plants, and engage with a community of plant lovers and conservationists.
Event Details
Dates: March 19
Time: Meet at 9AM.
Location: Pickens County History Museum, 307 Johnson St, Pickens, SC 29671
As spring unfolds, the garden’s early bloomers, such as the Creeping Phlox and Green and Gold, are already in spectacular bloom. Volunteering at this event is not only about gardening but also is a great way to see the plants in all stages of growth and to learn about growing SC native plants.
Green and Gold in bloom at the Pickens Museum
Photo Credit: Judy Seeley
What to Bring
Participants should bring their own gardening gloves, a hat, water, and hand tools. This preparation will ensure a comfortable and productive day in the garden.
A Collaborative Effort
The garden is a collective project supported by the South Carolina Native Plant Society, Master Gardeners of the Foothills, and the Upstate Master Naturalist Association. These groups come together to maintain and enhance the garden, creating a beautiful space for the community to enjoy.
How to Participate
To join or for more information, please contact Judy Seeley at judy_seeley@hotmail.com. Whether you’re looking to be added to the notification list or have specific questions, your inquiry is welcome.
