It’s almost spring, and you know what that means: FLOWERS! With all the blooming gardens and floral displays around the ATL, we’re here to help you know where to start! You definitely can’t miss out on the largest daffodil display in the entire United States… right here in Georgia! Keep scrolling to learn all about Gibbs Garden & their truly spectacular daffodil festival!
What is Gibbs Garden?
Gibbs Gardens is a 376-acre garden, graced by 300+ acres of artistically landscaped gardens. From canopies of white dogwood, to flowering cherry trees, majestic forests to a magical waterfall. It truly is an incredible place to celebrate the changes of the seasons – all year round!
Gibbs Garden is located at 1987 Gibbs Drive, Ball Ground, GA 30107! That’s just about an hour from the City of Atlanta.
When do the daffodils bloom?
This time of year in particular is definitely one of our favorite seasons to visit, since the Garden is filled with over 20 million daffodils. The gardens have even added 577,000 additional bulbs, making it their brightest iteration to date!
The Daffodil ColorFest will take place for as long as nature allows (usually from early March until mid-April) with the gardens officially opening for daffodil viewing on March 1st. There are early, peak, and late bloomers, so the grounds should be glowing yellow for a while.
How much does it cost to enter the garden?
You can check out Gibbs Garden for under $30 a person!
- ADULTS (18-64 years old): $25
- SENIORS (65+): $18
- CHILD (ages 3-17): $10
- CHILD (under 3): Free
The gardens are open 9AM until 4PM, and all guests must leave by 5pm. The garden recommends allowing 3.5 – 4 hours for your visit.
You can learn more and snag your tickets on Gibbs Garden’s website, here!You don’t want to miss out on this lovely trip to daffodil heaven! Grab your pals or your S.O. (or take yourself on a solo date!) and head over to Gibbs Garden to see the stunning yellow displays!