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Ways & Means Projects
Cassina’s Annual Christmas Tour of Homes
Cassina's
Annual Garden Walk & Market
Coastal Cookery – Our Garden Club Cookbook
Native Flora of the Golden Isles by Gladys Fendig & Esther
Stewart
Cassina
Notepaper, Cassina Ornaments, Plantation Maps
Garden
Club of Georgia Calendars
Cassina
Community Projects
Our major project is the preservation, maintenance and
beautification of the club’s historic slave cabins and grounds
Since 1932, the care and
maintenance of the former Hamilton Plantation Slave cabins and
grounds has been entrusted to Cassina Garden Club. A recent
restoration of the tabby walls of the cabins was accomplished
through a grant from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources
and with funds raised by Cassina’s fundraiser efforts.
Maintaining this site’s gardens and the interior of the cabins
is an ongoing project.
Cassina members participate in
the annual island clean up days. Information on other
beautification projects is shared.
Adopt-A-Tree—Care of the State Champion
Southern Red Cedar
The Garden Club has provided signage, care and tours at the site
of this grand Cedar located adjacent to the Cassina garden
property. Cassina has also been responsible for replacing a
number of Oak Trees on the Cassina grounds as well as in the
community.
Docent
Project
Gascoigne Bluff and our
Hamilton Plantation Tabby Slave cabins are an integral part of
the Docent Program of the Club. The cabins are open throughout
the year for the Epworth Elderhostel programs, to tour groups by
appointment, and for the Christ Church Spring Tour of Homes.
They are also open to the public each Wednesday morning June
through August. Moreover, these facilities also give school
groups a glimpse of earlier days and provide various garden
groups an opportunity to see the flowers and plants of this
historical era.
For Cabin Tour information or to set up a tour of the Cabins,
contact:
Leslie Carlton, 912-399-1152 or
lcarlton@bellsouth.net
If emailing, put “Cabin Tour” in the subject line.
The Club makes monetary
contributions to:
Altamaha Riverkeepers
Coastal Georgia Historical Society
Coastal Wildscapes
Epworth by the Sea
Epworth Museum
GCGA District Botanical Gardens (4)
GCGA Scholarship Fund
Garden Therapy (GC of GA
Glynn Art Association
Hofwyl/Broadfield Plantation
Hospice of the Golden Isles
LeConte-Woodmanston
Foundation
Live Oak GC Tree Project
St. Simons Council of Garden Clubs
St. Simons Land Trust
Scholarship Program (GC of GA)
Signature Squares
The Club provides a Flower Arrangement for the St. Simons
Library
in December and June
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