GGIA: Advance the economic, lifestyle and environmental benefits of Georgia horticulture The Georgia Green Industry Association (GGIA) is a statewide trade association whose mission is to promote and advance the economic, lifestyle and environmental benefits of Georgia horticulture for our members, our families and our communities. Through education, legislative monitoring, certification exams, trade shows, and conferences to the horticulture-related industries in the State, the GGIA is deeply rooted in the industry and continues to grow for the betterment of the industry’s future.
Georgia Arborist Association: A resource for tree care professionals Our Mission is to promote safe and proper arboriculture practices in the state of Georgia through networking, training, and public education; and to be a voice for the professional arborists who manage and care for Georgia’s trees.
Georgia Grown: Georgia knows best ... Georgia grows best. A division of the Georgia Department of Agriculture, we help grow local agribusinesses. Shop hundreds of Georgia businesses from the comfort of your home. Georgia Grown is a marketing and economic development program of the Georgia Department of Agriculture.
The State Botanical Garden of Georgia: southern horticulture, natural heritage The State Botanical Garden is a 313-acre preserve set aside to foster appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of plants and nature through collection and displays horticultural gardens, education programs, and research. Our vision is to be a garden that celebrates the best in southern horticulture, natural heritage, and culture through excellence in gardening displays and practices, and stewardship of healthy natural eco-systems.
UGA Extension / Center for Urban Agriculture Research and Education Garden -- The UGA Research and Education Garden is a 65-acre facility located on the UGA Griffin Campus that is dedicated to the development, evaluation, and delivery of science-based management practices for southern landscapes. The Garden provides a unique blend of mission-oriented research and education. Classroom facilities are complimented with a backdrop of theme gardens, turfed areas, active research plots, and a growing urban arboretum.