Azalea Path will open it's gates to host

Art Among The Azaleas 2012

 May 5, 2012

 Event details can be found here

One of the many chainsaw carvings found at Azalea path.

Started in 1979, Beverly Knight took an overgrown forest and magically created a gardener's piece of art.

 Azalea Path Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is a nonprofit and privately owned facility located on the Gibson/ Pike County border in Southwestern Indiana.

What began with 15 acres and only a few azaleas and perennials has flourished into more than 4,000 azaleas plus a large variety of unusual plants and native Indiana trees.

"Azalea path has one of the largest collections of azaleas in the Midwest, if not the largest."

-Robert E. "Buddy" Lee

Past President of the Azalea Society of America

and a leading hybridizer of Encore Azaleas

Azalea Path would like to offer a special thanks to their volunteers. 

Melinda & Taylor Schlottman of Oakland City, IN & Jayne Oldham of Evansville, IN

Thank you for all your hard work!

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Gibson County Visitors & Tourism Bureau.