Begun in 1994,
the Southeastern Flower Show's Legacy Garden is the organization's annual
gift to the Atlanta metro area. Applications can be requested by calling
404-888-5642, emailing [email protected] or writing the show office
at 1475 West Peachtree Street, Suite 100, Atlanta, GA 30309. The deadline
for applications is Nov. 15, 2002.
The Legacy
Garden, valued at in-kind contribution of $15,000, will be designed and
installed in early spring 2003. The recipient agrees to assist with the
installation of the garden, and to maintain the garden. Past recipients
include the Charles R. Drew Charter School in East Lake and the Samuel
L. Jones Boys and Girls Club in Decatur.
Preference
will be given to organizations that commit to use the garden to further
the Southeastern Flower Show's mission of promoting conservation and awareness
of our natural environment.
The Southeastern
Flower Show is the largest event of its kind in the Southeast. The show
features 30 landscape and educational gardens, 1,500 judged entries, speakers,
demonstrations, workshops, a 200-booth marketplace, tearoom, food court
and a bookstore filled with the latest in gardening literature. The show
enlists more than 2,000 volunteers. The Southeastern Flower Show has donated
over $1.3 million to the Atlanta Botanical Garden over the past 15 years.
The show will be held Feb. 5 9, 2003 at the Georgia World Congress
Center.
Tickets are
available on-line and by calling the show's ticket hotline at 404-888-5511.
For more information visit www.flowershow.org or call the show office
at 404-888-5638.
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