This year's beautiful poster image was provided by Savannah artist, Rebecca DeMarco. After graduating from Windham College with a B.F.A. in Studio Arts, Rebecca turned her focus to raising her family. Once her children were older, Rebecca returned to painting. She spent several years painting in a studio setting working mostly from still life and photographs. Over time, Rebecca … [Read more...] about 2020 Poster: Meet Rebecca DeMarco

Clients tell me all the time “ that area is so shady, nothing will grow there!”, um not exactly. What if I told you there is a plant that has all of the follow qualities: Loves shade and actually the more shade the better Dark Evergreen leaves Non invasive Deer won’t eat it It is drought tolerant It’s low maintenance, requiring a once a year clean up No … [Read more...] about The Superstar Shade Plant by Guest Poster, Todd Goulding

I am ready for Spring! It is my favorite time of the year, other than my birthday ( its Octbtober 19th if you want to send a gift), Christmas( again accepting all gifts) and a week at the beach. And for myself, as a Landscape Designer, I am always looking for plants, trees, and shrubs that are not so common. My clients are looking for new or unusual specimens to add the the … [Read more...] about Spring Flowers that are not so Common by Todd Goulding

Thank you for purchasing tickets to the 83rd Annual Savannah Tour of Homes & Gardens! We're so excited for this year's Tour! We thought we'd give you few helpful hints about attending the Tour. Headquarters - Our Headquarters is located at the Marshall House hotel this year. The address to the Marshall House is 123 East Broughton Street. Headquarters opens Wednesday, … [Read more...] about Helpful Hints for Attending the Savannah Tour of Homes & Gardens

The first day of the 83rd Annual Savannah Tour of Homes and Gardens steps off in the Thomas Square Streetcar Historic District. The Thomas Square Streetcar District is bounded by Anderson Lane on the north, East Broad Street to the east, Victory Drive on the south, and Montgomery Street on the west. ‘Savannah electrified its streetcar in 1888, extending two lines from … [Read more...] about It’s Hip to be Square! Thomas Square, that is!

Wray unveiling her 25th poster image at 25 Years: A Celebration of Poster Artist, Wray Williamson Featured prominently in my painting for the 2017 poster is the winged lion fountain in front of Savannah's Cotton Exchange.  The winged lion is the symbol of Saint Mark.  In the late 1800s, when the Cotton Exchange was built, Savannah was a very important seaport, as it is … [Read more...] about About the 2017 Tour of Homes Poster by artist, Wray Williamson

WOW!! Can you believe that we are entering our 80th Anniversary year? Traditionally, the 80th anniversary is known as the "ruby" anniversary, and to celebrate we have planned a black-tie-optional gala event on the Saturday of Tour week. Locals and visitors are invited to join us for this Ruby Jubilee! We want to use the opportunity to thank our past Tour Chairs, through whose … [Read more...] about Celebrating 80 years