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Volunteers harvest produce, flowers at Braselton garden
Adults and children share workload at Nannie's Children's Garden
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Adult volunteers Joyce Royer and Mariela Gomez dig for potatoes at Nannie’s Children’s Garden in Braselton.
BRASELTON — Nannie’s Children’s Garden is almost magical, rising from the ruins of a barn which long graced property in Braselton. Like a phoenix emerging from the ashes, each season’s plantings grow in the enhanced soil which is lovingly prepared. Inside the foundation of a historic mule barn on the Henry Edward Braselton property adjacent to the Braselton-West Jackson Library, the original Nannie’s Children’s Garden began in honor of the late Ottis Blanche McDonald Braselton, mother of Henry Edward Braselton.