We had a fun and productive Habitat Rehabilitation work day with a group from The Home Depot this week!

Volunteers removed invasive, nonnative plants like kudzu, wisteria, and ivy from around the walking path at Brinkley Park. They also planted native black chokeberry near recently installed American beautyberry. The native black chokeberry will offer beautiful white blooms in late spring and dark berries in the late summer, providing sustenance to bees, birds, and other pollinators. We're grateful to these volunteers for taking the time to give back to Smyrna and support the local environment. Link in bio for details about volunteering with KSB. #KeepSmyrnaBeautiful #SmyrnaGA #ProtectPollinators #HabitatRehabilitation #Volunteers