A springtime tradition, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is the city’s largest and longest-running fine arts festival and the third-oldest in the country, organizers said.

Have you ever wondered why The Masters is played in April? For anyone interested in more than just the golf at Augusta National, the answer might seem obvious.

Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, lost hundreds of trees following the destruction from Hurricane Helene last fall, with players commenting on it ahead of the Masters start this week.

With all the flowering azalea bushes and dogwood trees in the background, springtime in Georgia is simply the best time to showcase the tournament and the stunning property upon which it is played.

But Georgia has no corner on the spring season ... are pretty good, too. As the dogwood trees at Augusta whisper “Masters” to golf fans, I believe their Ohio cousins call us to our crappie ...

As the best golfers in the world gather in Augusta, Georgia ... on the course are named after trees or flowers in proximity, such as the second "Pink Dogwood" and the thirteenth hole "Azalea." ...

Masters Tournament, held in Augusta, Georgia, marked the symbolic start of spring for golf enthusiasts worldwide. This prestigious event, a cornerstone of the men's golf season, unfolded against the ...

red twig dogwood, Virginia sweetspire, buttonbush, false indigo, Georgia bark trees, sycamore, river birch, American hornbeam and spicebush. An assortment of native seeds were also dispersed.

The annual Masters Tournament, held at the historic Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, is set to officially ... in past Masters Tournaments. White Dogwood is a 520-yard par 4 with an average ...