Programs

Green Meadows Preserve Community Garden

Green Meadows provides public access community gardening for Cobb residents and helps gardeners expand their knowledge of gardening through horticultural classes and individual assistance to grow nutritious vegetables close to home without chemical pesticides.

Wildlife and Rain Garden

The Wildlife and Rain Garden at Cobb County Water System was created in 2004 for educational purposes, specifically to demonstrate storm water pollution prevention, with plantings designed to provide habitat to pollinators and urban wildlife.

The Cherokee and Period Garden

The Cherokee and Period Garden became an approved Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County project in December 2012.

The William Root House Garden

Around 1845, early Marietta settlers William and Hannah Root built a two story Plantation Plain style home at…

Wright Environmental Education Center

At the Jean & Elwood Wright Environmental Education Center, located in east Cobb, you will find nineteen acres of protected land, with a wide selection of plants native to Georgia.

Habitat for Humanity Landscape Team

We support approximately 12-15 Habitat for Humanity builds annually, providing landscape design expertise, landscape installation planning, and supervision of the many other Habitat for Humanity volunteers who help install the landscaping.

Center for Children and Young Adults

Group Home for Youth and Young Adults Ages 12-21

Chattahoochee Nature Center

Connecting People With Nature

Horticultural Therapy at Wellstar Cobb Hospital

Horticultural Therapy Program for Rehab Patients

Hyde Farm Community Garden

Community Gardening at a Historic East Cobb Location

McFarlane Nature Park

11.5-Acre Passive Green Space

North Marietta Neighborhood Community Garden

Bringing the Community Together through Gardening