I love Sunny Hill! I've been a happy customer for several decades. I am the Adult librarian at the…read moreRoyston library. They generously support the Adult Summer Reading Program with a coupon donation. Good people.

Great place to find native azaleas and unusual plants. Great variety of flowers. Good prices.read more

So this is my secret...sshh…read more 1. Stop in and ask Ted for the "Vegtable soup starter".. 2. Pick up some ground beef at the grocery store. 3. Go home, brown the meat, drain and add to the soup starter. My whole family says I make the BEST vegetable soup they have ever had. Everyone asks how in the world do you make your soup? Please give me the recipe. I just say, " I can't give you the recipe but I'll be glad to make you a batch :)

Nice selection of local produce. There is a cafe and a restaurant. Staff very friendly.read more

Tastiest pork from wonderful farmers! They are easy to order from. They have a variety of cuts,…read moreproducts, and packages. Storm Acres also has eggs, blueberries, and tallow lotion.

This is a really pretty space with beautiful gardens, a few places to sit, and historic buildings…read moreincluding: - A one-room cabin built around 1820 - A millinery shop with vintage hats - A historic house museum built around 1880 They also have a free parking lot adjacent to the property. We came at 11am on a Wednesday and hoped to see the museum, but they were not open unfortunately (even though website said they should've been). I'd recommend calling in advance to confirm open hours for this reason.

Really cool museum that features an historic cabin, a millinery and boasts the oldest wood building…read morein Clarkesville. Very charming and great for a nice walk through. Guided tours are available.

Beautiful, well maintained nursery owned by a husband and wife. They grow everything on site,…read moreincluding vegetable plants, flowers, shrubs and herbs. I was amazed by the variety, and especially the sheer vibrancy and size of the flowers. The colors are spectacular! It's like everything is on steroids. I was also really impressed with the variety of mint plants they had--there were varieties I didn't even know existed. Since the couple grows everything seasonally, once the plants are gone, there's no more until next season. They also don't grow trees due to the time required to grow trees mature enough to sell. Highly recommend. The owners are very knowledgeable and friendly. It's a truly beautiful nursery and greenhouse. The prices are very reasonable for the quality of plants as well.

This is a beautiful little place tucked away behind baseball fields. When approaching on Hwy 77,…read morejust look for the Recreation Center sign and drive to the back of the parking lot to enter the botanical garden. The garden is well kept with a paved path throughout much of grounds. There's a small pavilion, which looks to be a lovely spot for a small wedding and/or reception. There's a tiny "porch" behind a screen door with two rocking chairs where you can sit and enjoy the view. There's also a pagoda and red bridge for photo ops. Further in there is an amphitheater, as well as a nice playground for the kids. Surrounding all of this, of course, is healthy foliage of every kind. I would recommend bug spray, and maybe a hand fan for those humid days. Such a peaceful place for a relaxing walk and conversation, meditation, or even a picnic.

We really enjoyed this area. It's beautifully designed and maintained. We are here for a few days…read morecamping at Hartwell lake and were really happy to find this gem! We sat watching the birds on Mamaw's rockers for almost 2 hours. It was bliss. Highly recommend visiting, I imagine it's gorgeous in the spring. Thank you to the Garden Society for providing/preserving such a beautiful area.

If u have fleas in ur carpet use borax laundry booster and table salt. (It dries out the body)…read moreSpinkle like carpet fresh and leave it on for up to 12 hrs ..(close off the room if possible) vacum and repeat the process

This is a great place to go. I've been shopping there for over 20 years. They've always have what I…read moreneeded for my horses, towels, chickens, and all the gardening I can do.

SO SAD! This was one…read moreof the saddest festivals I have ever attended. It is the oldest festival in Georgia and is celebrating its 54th year. We thought that it would be fun to explore the small town and enjoy the festival at the same time. When we arrived shortly after 9 am, many of the vendors were in place and others were setting up in the center of town. We walked around for a while asking about places to eat in town. We were hoping for something small and intimate in the center of town but this option does not exist. We were surprised that the locals could not direct us to a breakfast restaurant even though there was only one less than a mile down the road, (cue Twilight Zone music). We made our way to the restaurant had a good breakfast and returned just in time for the parade. I immediately realize that something is off with this parade because there was no warm, fuzzy, excited feeling one gets when watching a parade. This parade had no bands, (which means no music), no performers and no flavor. It was a political parade designed to introduce the political candidates before the election next week. Ugh!! Are you kidding me? I was told the reason there was no band this year is because the band students were graduating today and therefore not available. There were a few vendors but nothing really new or interesting, (except one vendor reviewed separately). We attempted to walk around the square to visit some of the store owners but some of them were closed and others just weren't interesting. We left fairly quickly. I can imagine that after 54 years, the festival committee is starting to get tired and bored. However, instead of just giving up, perhaps they need to recruit some new members and pump some fresh blood into the committee. Next year the festival will mark its 55th year and it should definitely be their best year yet. Hopefully, it will be focused on family and community and not politics.

As far as festivals go this was pretty nice. I am kind of new to the small town in-the-square…read morefestivals. But this was nice. The parade was awesome, and they had a carnival this year to celebrate the 50th anniversary. The artist booths could have been a bit better. I think they need more of them. My son made out like a bandit though with candy. Fun time, I would recommend going if you are around Clarkesville. Its a very charming little town.