Kennesaw Art and Culture Commission

Now open to the public, Smith-Gilbert Gardens is 16 acres of serene setting with over 3,000 species of plants, several rare in American gardens. United by woodland paths, the Gardens consist of separate groupings with individual elements of fascination.  These include the Bonsai Exhibit, Palladino Camellia Garden, tea house and waterfall area, Rose Garden, and Conifer Display.

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Smith-Gilbert Gardens is committed to our mission of conservation through setting a standard of excellence in sustainable garden practices. This includes promoting pollinator activity by limiting pesticides and herbicides throughout the garden and lawn areas.