The following viewing site was received via email:

I own a tract of land in Harris County, GA which has been in my family since the 1830s. It is on both sides of Flat Shoals Creek and contains a large population of Hymenocallis Coronaria, perhaps the largest compact population in Georgia. It has been studied by Dr. Larry Davenport. I have placed a Conservation Easement on the property, donated to The Georgia Chapter of the Nature Conservancy, Inc. and have the property willed to them.

We have received several inquiries regarding places to stay if visiting the Cahaba Lily Festival from out of town. The following places are near West Blocton:

Windwood Inn in Brent
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g30389-d258922-r22526744-Wind...
Cabins (or camping) at Tannehill State Park
http://www.tannehill.org/
Cabins at Brierfield Ironworks Park
http://www.brierfieldironworks.com/
Baymont Inn in Vance
http://www.baymontinns.com/hotel/17829

This list is likely not exhaustive. If you know of other options for lodging feel free to add the detail in a comment on this page.

The 19th Annual Cahaba Lily Festival in West Blocton, Alabama is coming up soon. The festival is always held the last Saturday in May. This year the festival is May 31. Make plans now to attend! For more information see our page about the festival.

CahabaLily.com needs help from those of you who are knowledgeable about wildflowers. We are hoping to create a section of the site where users can create a resource of information on various wildflowers. If you know about wildflowers and would be interested in helping let us know. You can either post a comment to this article or you can drop us a note in the "Contact Us" section.

For an example of what the resource will look like click on the "Wildflower Book" link. Sample articles have been put in the book showing what we would like add for other wildflowers.

If you have visited us before you will notice that the site has been redesigned. We hope you like the design. We also hope that the new site design will allow for more input by the users and provide a community for discussion of wildflowers in general.

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