Near the entrance of the Gardens, looking down into the valley, are 100 white ‘Natchez’ crape myrtle trees sweeping the eye to a view of the North Georgia mountains.
Another 40 ‘Natchez’ crape myrtles, with peeling cinnamon colored bark, form a serpentine walk from the Grandchildren’s Sculpture Gardens to the Japanese Gardens.
The Daylily Gardens has an allée of 70 red crape myrtles that provide shade for viewing the daylilies.
Above the Rose Gardens, an allée of 100 ‘Natchez’ crape myrtles descend a gentle slope to a level viewing area and then ascend a gentle slope to the Daylily Garden.
More crape myrtles, in several shades of pink, mauve, lavender, white and red are sprinkled throughout the landscape.
