Woodlands Garden Of Decatur Inc
Woodlands Garden of Decatur INC is a seven acre sanctuary of majestic georgia piedmont forest near downtown Decatur. This allows the public to explore a native plant habitat and historic family gardens. The gardens are protected greenspace in the city.
Decatur, GA Founded 2011 Revenue $383,731
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- Mason's Bridge
- South Peachtree Creek Trail
- Bob Callan Trail
- 4-5 Academy at 5th Avenue Route
- Trolley Line Tr Spur
The record
- EIN
- 274521209
- Founded
- 2011
- Annual revenue
- $383,731
- Headquarters
- Decatur, GA
- Website
- www.woodlandsgarden.org
- Focus
- Botanical Gardens
- State
- Georgia
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