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Gardens of The Carter Presidential Center

Located in a wooded, 35-acre park just five minutes from downtown , The Carter Presidential Center's spectacular grounds include formal , sculptures, and waterfalls tucked between two small lakes. Visitors can stroll through the Rose , which is home to 40 varieties — including the coral rose — or view the serene , designed by Master Kinsaku Nakane. Gardens of The Carter Presidential Center

1 Circle of Flags 4 “Sightless 6 Native Oak Forest 8 Sundial The U.S. flag is the centerpiece Among Miracles” Consisting of three acres, Several seasonal color beds of a stirring display of the flags This striking sculpture, donated this is an undisturbed natural enhance the circle in front of of our 50 states. Seasonal color by John and Rebecca Moores, area on our property. It offers the Ivan Allen III Pavilion. highlights the circle. depicts a child leading a blind interesting views of our This area provides a beautiful man, a sight often seen in Japanese Garden across the panoramic view of the Atlanta 2 Entry Gardens countries whose populations lower lake. This area is home skyline. Employees of the Ivan The terraced overlook to the are vulnerable to river to our American chestnut Allen Company donated the Library is blindness disease. The Carter tree demonstration site. sundial in memory of Mr. Allen. bordered by colorful beds and Center has led efforts to control, Picnic tables provide a an engaging fountain. of or eliminate, this disease. relaxing outdoor eating 9 Koi Pond interest include star magnolias, place for visitors. The intriguing koi pond honors Japanese maples, Foster’s 5 Japanese Garden Senator Hajime Akiyama and hollies, and leatherleaf mahonia. Designed by Japanese 7 Garden his family as early supporters Master Gardener Kinsaku Established in 2014 and part of of The Carter Center and 3 Nakane and donated by the the Rosalynn Carter Butterfly acknowledges the abiding Our serene rose garden is YKK , the garden Trail, the pollinator garden is friendship between President home to more than 40 varieties, contains many species of filled with native flowers and and Mrs. Carter and the citizens including the coral Rosalynn azaleas, rhododendrons, plants. The garden features of Japan. Carter, pink Queen Elizabeth, Japanese maples, river birch, milkweed, which monarch red and white Snow Fire, red golden raintree, camellia, and butterflies need to complete 10 Caribou Statue Rotary, pink and yellow Peace, barberry. The large waterfall their life cycle, and other plants The caribou statue was lavender Lady X, and Blue Girl. represents former President that can host ’s state presented to The Carter Center The garden centerpiece is the Jimmy Carter and the small butterfly, the tiger swallowtail. to commemorate the 20th engaging statue, “Hope,” waterfall Rosalynn Carter. An array of plants appeal anniversary of President donated by Dorothy C. Fuqua. to other , particularly Carter’s signing of the Alaska bees, wasps, and birds. National Interest Lands Conservation Act.

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