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with an average of 345 visitors at each of the five
featured private Smyrna gardens! Visitors had the
chance to enjoy delicious refreshments, hear live
music by local artists at the Reed House, as well
as shop at the open-to-the-public plant sale. Over
70 volunteers contributed 300+ hours on the day
of the event setting up tents, greeting guests,
preparing food, tending the plant sale, providing
art and music, and guiding visitors through the
gardens. We are so grateful to the generous
homeowners who opened their homes, the
volunteers who put in the work, and the visitors
who helped us build community and supported
the work by attending the event. The impact of
their effort goes beyond one beautiful Saturday:
the money raised through the Garden Tour is
what allows Keep Smyrna Beautiful to offer
programming all year long to end littering, reduce
waste, promote recycling, and make Smyrna a
more beautiful place to live. See more photos at
KSB's Facebook page, and mark your calendar
for May 15, 2027, for the next Smyrna Garden
Tour!
SMYRNA GARDEN TOUR RECAP
M A Y 4 - M A Y 8 P A G E 1 0
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Save the Date: Bring Back the Pollinators on June 7! Join us at
the Smyrna Public Library from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. for a presentation
from Denise Wilson of the Xerces Society for Invertebrate
Conservation. The presentation will focus on Georgia's native
pollinators, how they live, and the threats they face. She will
describe four ways that you can help support these important
members of our ecosystem. If you want to support pollinators, this
event is not to be missed!
BRING BACK POLLINATORSM A Y 4 - M A Y 8