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Docents Needed at Smith-Gilbert Gardens

These two hour, once a week sessions are designed to prepare docents to lead tours in the Gardens including providing information about plant identification, the outdoor garden sculpture, and the history of the Hiram Butler House.

Smith-Gilbert Gardens will be offering docent (tour guide) training sessions for five consecutive weeks beginning Tuesday, March 18.

These two hour, once a week sessions are designed to prepare docents to lead tours in the Gardens including providing information about plant identification, the outdoor garden sculpture, and the history of the Hiram Butler House.

“This is an opportunity for people who love the outdoors to learn about our gardens and share their knowledge with others,” said Volunteer Coordinator Jim Parks. “Docents volunteer their time in a beautiful setting filled with a wide array of plants and shrubs and surrounded by interesting pieces of outdoor sculpture.”

Docents also participate in regularly scheduled field trips to other gardens and appropriate locations.

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Volunteer social events include a summer potluck lunch and a Christmas party.

For more information, call Jim Parks at 770- 919-0248 or e-mail jparks@smithgilbertgardens.com.

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Registration is required; you can register online at smithgilbertgardens.com.



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