East Decatur Greenway

Please include EDG in your year-end giving. Your tax-deductible gift will help us preserve this beautiful urban greenspace as a refuge for people, plants, and animals.

https://eastdecaturgreenway.org/donate/

Take a look at our year-end newsletter! Please consider East Decatur Greenway for a tax-deductible gift.

https://mailchi.mp/3d9bcee16cc4/east-decatur-greenway-year-end-newsletter-2025

Join the Trees Atlanta virtual Lunch and Learn this Thursday at noon featuring the story of East Decatur Greenway. Here's the link to regiter:

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As you consider year-end giving, please think of your neighborhood greenway. If you moved to Forrest Hills after 2015, you won't remember what it used to look like: dumping, drug deals, abandoned cars, choked with kudzu. (See first two photos.) Your support will help to keep it like the other two photos: native plants, peaceful beauty, flowers. You can make a tax-deductible gift at [https://eastdecaturgreenway.org/donate/](https://eastdecaturgreenway.org/donate/)
Thank you!

Take a look at our year-end newsletter! It contains some of the wonderful things that 2024 has brought.
https://mailchi.mp/9dbb7e76aafc/east-decatur-greenway-year-end-newsletter-12755209?e=be1dcb0ab6

Please consider a tax-deductible gift to East Decatur Greenway before year end.
eastdecaturgreenway.org/donate/

EDG received a gigantic chip drop (unsolicited) today. It's consuming a lot of our only parking area. Please feel free to take as much as you want! 890 Columbia Drive. Thanks.

Celebrate Earth Day with East Decatur Greenway! The beauties of spring are on display, including these gorgeous native azaleas.

Now blooming in the pollinator garden at the Greenway! Red Chokeberry flowers are commonly known for their striking red berries and lovely white or pinkish flowers. This is a North American shrub that is native to the eastern and central United States as well as eastern Canada.

Sunlight exposure can affect the coloration of the flowers, with increased sunlight often intensifying the red hues, making for an even more visually appealing sight. This plant is valued not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its ecological importance in providing food and habitat for wildlife.

Visit the Greenway soon to see what's blooming and growing!

The daffodil, (Narcissus pseudonarcissus) is a vibrant spring flower. Its trumpet-shaped yellow blossoms symbolize rebirth and new beginnings. The daffodil is not a native plant, but resided on the property before EDG acquired it. Daffodils typically bloom in early spring, inviting a burst of color to gardens and landscapes. These resilient flowers are often associated with positivity, hope, and a reminder that spring is on the way!

As you think about year-end giving, please consider a tax-deductible gift to East Decatur Greenway. Your gift will help us continue to grow this 3+ acre greenspace in our densely populated part of Decatur. It's easy to donate at our website.
Thank you!
https://eastdecaturgreenway.org/donate/

Our Winter Newsletter is here! Please take a look.

https://mailchi.mp/0fff087280ad/east-decatur-greenway-year-end-newsletter-12719195