BALLGROUND, Ga., May 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Mother Nature reveals her annual miracle as spring comes into full bloom throughout Gibbs Gardens. An awakening—a breathtaking newness—for plants ...

Gibbs Gardens Day pass $20, season tickets from $70 770-893-1880, gibbsgardens.com This article originally appeared in our March 2012 issue.

Heather Baird claimed the owner of Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground threw them out during their visit. She posted a video to YouTube shortly after, which more than 3,000 people and counting have now seen.

We are in the Valley Gardens, the lower section of the 300-acre Gibbs Gardens, near Ball Ground. The 20 million daffodils planted throughout the garden have mostly come and gone.

Gibbs Gardens is located at 1987 Gibbs Drive in Ball Ground; admission costs $25 for adults, $18 for seniors, and $10 for children. For more information on visiting Gibbs Gardens, click here.

Gibbs Gardens attracts more than 200,000 visitors annually and contributes significantly to the local economy with a staff of more than 200 people. “I love it. I have a lot of faith in my faith.

Gibbs Gardens “Seasons of Color” truly makes it an ideal year-round destination. The bloom calendar begins in March 2012 and concludes in November with the Wildflower Festival and Oktoberfest.

Gibbs plants hundreds of Japanese Maples each year to add new varieties—now over 100—shapes and shades of gold, red and amber colors throughout the gardens. Some are propagated from seedlings ...

Swamp azaleas fill the garden's 70-acre native fernery in June along with several other azalea species throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons. Learn more about the azaleas at Gibbs Gardens.

CHEROKEE COUNTY, Ga. -- There may be an upside to the warmer-than-usual winter weather, and they come in the form of millions of sunny blooms at the Gibbs Gardens in Cherokee County.

BALLGROUND, Ga., July 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Jim Gibbs—owner, designer, developer of Gibbs Gardens—is at it again. He's creating another brand new, unique garden of perennials and annuals ...

Jim Gibbs, who made his fortune with an eponymous landscape company, spent decades creating one of the nation’s largest residential gardens, now open to the public. In March, millions of ...