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The Trustees' Garden

At this site was located the first public agricultural experimental garden in America. From this garden was disseminated the upland cotton which later comprised the greater part of the world`s cotton commerce. Here were propagated and from this garden distributed, the peach trees which gave Georgia and South Carolina another major commercial crop.

The garden consisted of ten acres. It was established by Oglethorpe within one month after the settlement of Georgia. Botanists were sent by the Trustees of the Colony from England to the West Indies and South America to procure plants for the garden. Vine cuttings, flax, hemp, potashes, indigo, cochineal, olives, and medicinal herbs were grown. The greatest hope was centered in the mulberry trees, essential to silk culture. In the early days of the Colony, Queen Caroline was clothed in Georgia silk, and the town`s largest structure was the filature.

The silk and wine industries failed to materialize....

I am based in Menlo Park, California and specialize in assignment, sports, aviation, action and travel photography. I have covered a variety of major sporting events including the Super Bowl, World Series, Stanley Cup Finals, America's Cup and numerous NCAA championships. My work is published widely including: Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated for Kids, SI.com, ESPN The Magazine, Sporting News, Good Morning America, New York Times, Washington Post, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report, and the Chronicle of Higher Education. More information about my work is available from jasonowatson.com or by contacting me at jason@jasonowatson.com

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