Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground, Georgia, is a sprawling private estate garden that covers over 220 acres. It's renowned for its beautifully landscaped gardens that feature a variety of plants and flowers across different settings and themes. The gardens were developed by Jim Gibbs, who spent more than 30 years designing and cultivating them before opening them to the public.

Key attractions at Gibbs Gardens include the Japanese Garden, which is one of the largest in the nation, featuring spring-fed ponds, bridges, and a teahouse. The Water Lily Garden is another highlight, showcasing a spectacular display of water lilies in full bloom during the summer months. Additionally, the gardens boast extensive walking trails, streams, waterfalls, and a manor house reflecting the grand Southern estate tradition.

Throughout the year, Gibbs Gardens hosts several seasonal events and festivals, notably the Daffodil Festival in the spring, when millions of daffodils bloom across the hillsides, creating a stunning visual spectacle. The gardens are designed to provide a tranquil escape into nature, with something to offer in every season, from vibrant autumnal colors to the serene beauty of summer flowers.