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In photos: Azaleas and more brighten Health Sciences Campus

Denise Parrish1 min readMarch 23, 2021

The landscaping and grounds team in Facilities has been working to bring azaleas and other flowering plants to life on the Health Sciences Campus. These Augusta University azaleas should be hitting their peak of vivid blooms about the same week Augusta welcomes visitors for its famous golf tournament.

Thank you to our landscaping expert Scott Davis, as well as the Facilities teams of environmental services and operations/maintenance, who work hard to keep our campuses clean, safe and beautiful in pursuit of our university value of excellence!

You may also view a photo gallery of Summerville Campus flowers here.

All photos were taken and submitted by James Grigg, director of Facilities Operations.

pink azalea blooms — Shades of pink are popping in the form of azaleas and other flowers across the Augusta University Health Sciences Campus.

pink azalea bushes — Showtime for these azaleas should coincide with Masters Week in Augusta.

tulips in several colors — Yellow, red and cranberry-colored tulips are blooming in front of the Shepeard Building.

pink flowers — A plethora of pinkish-purple petals set off this brick planter of pink phlox on Laney-Walker Boulevard outside the Kelly Building.

white camelia flowers — A creamy white camellia is surrounded by a couple of buds waiting to open.

pink flowers — Millions of fuschia blooms known as pink fringe decorate this Goss Lane sidewalk.

yellow and white daffodils — These daffodils boast hues of soft and deep yellow within the blooms.

pink hedge of flowers — Pink, a common color for spring, is also displayed in this trio of saucer magnolias adjacent to another row of pink fringe flowers.

soft yellow flowering bushes — This flowering shrub known as Lady Banks rose is in full bloom behind Pavilion I near the Lee Auditorium.

Flowers — A mixture of various flowering bulbs fills this bed along the Laney-Walker Boulevard in the central corridor of the Health Sciences Campus.

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Denise Parrish is Director of Communications for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement at Augusta University. Contact her to schedule an interview on this topic at 706-721-9760 or mparrish@augusta.edu.

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