Hawk Hollow Garden

Hawk Hollow Garden, located in Atlanta, GA, is a unique urban wild interface that offers a natural setting reminiscent of a woodland Tolkien landscape. The garden features woodland paths, a butterfly garden, a creek, and two Hobbit Houses, all while focusing on restoring native habitats and managing invasive species.

As the first garden certified by Trees Atlanta as a City Forest Location, Hawk Hollow is dedicated to the reintroduction of native plants and pollinators, providing a vital microecosystem for local wildlife. The property, donated to the Wylde Center in 2012, is home to various species, including birds, turtles, frogs, and owls, making it an ideal spot for exploration and environmental stewardship.

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