CLARKSVILLE, TN – Historical Greenwood Cemetery is happy to announce the opening of their new Scattering Garden, the expansion of the Ashes Scattering Garden. The area was designed by Herman Albright of the Clarksville Montgomery County Master Gardeners Association. We would like to thank all those who have made this project a success.
The new sign is by Vaughn Sign Services, Darrell Vaughn, and the mulch, and cross ties are from Co-op on Wilma Rudolph. The gravel for our new parking area was donated by Greenfield Trucking, with boulders and surrounding rocks from Herman and Donna Albright. We are also honored to have our new mockingbird (Ashley) to be the center of our garden. All the work on the garden was done by Greenwood Grounds Manager Chris Ingram. Thanks to the Master Gardeners for all their work in the garden planting and enriching the soil. Thanks also to Aidan Robers for our beautiful new bridge to cross from the main garden to the new expansion garden as his Eagle Scout project.
Aidan Robers cut the ribbon with his mother in attendance. Also attending were County Commissioner Joe Smith, Jodi Vaughn and Jill Hardy representing Vaughn Sign Services, Carolyn Ferrell Clarksville-Montgomery County and Greenwood historian, Herman, and Donna Albright of Master Gardeners, along with many of the local Master Gardeners and interns, the staff of Greenwood Cemetery, Dana Koverman, Office Manager Victoria Ashcraft, Grounds Manager Chris Ingram and grounds crew member Timber Bailey.
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