April 29: Garden Tour, led by the Historic Decatur Association
The public is invited to tour some of the residents' private gardens. The tour begins at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 801 Jackson St, SE.
We had a large crowd for the Garden Walking tour in Decatur.
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| Large Crowd from different towns |
Everyone met at Westminster Presbyterian Church, located at 801 Jackson St SE. Decatur.
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| Westminster Presbyterian Church 801 Jackson St SE. Decatur. |
We learned the history and architectural structure of several different homes.
We finished our walk at Delano Park, where beautiful roses were in bloom.
After the guided tour, everyone was dispersed.
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| Pink roses at Delano Park |
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| This young girl set up a Lemonade Stand. It was a hot day, and we purchased a glass. |
From 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M., we tour nine personal gardens. 3 Gardens were on Sherman St., 2 on Gordon Dr, 1 on Jackson St., and 1 on Cherry Street. One on Line St. and one on Oak St. There was someone at each location to greet us and tell us about their gardens.
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| On the first garden tour, we saw these beautiful red lilies. |
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| Fish Pond |
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| Beautiful Yellow Flower |
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| This garden was like having a forest in your backyard. There was a Bird Feeder, a greenhouse, walkways, and more. |
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| There was a story about how this statue came to be in this garden, but I don't remember it. |
After the Garden tour, we enjoyed a lovely lunch at Mellow Mushroom in Decatur. We ordered a small Maui Wowie on Stone Ground Crust Pizza. It was delicious.
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| A small Maui Wowie on Stone Ground Crust Pizza. |
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