Overview of Our Sites
The North Carolina Botanical Garden comprises nearly 800 acres, including 10 acres of display gardens and a number of natural areas in the Piedmont of North Carolina. The Display Gardens and Totten Center is located off of Old Mason Farm Road and the US 15-501 Bypass in Chapel Hill. It features habitat display gardens that interpret the plants and vegetation of North Carolina, perennial borders, a Garden of Flowering Plant Families, the Piedmont Nature Trails, and much more.
In the fern display garden
The Garden is also responsible for the management of several nearby sites that are on the University of North Carolina Campus proper: Coker Arboretum, Battle Park, and Forest Theatre.
The Botanical Garden and Botanical Garden Foundation also own and/or manage a number of natural areas at locations in Chapel Hill and elsewhere around the Triangle Region. Only a few of these allow public access. Other areas, such as the Mason Farm Biological Reserve, require a permit.
Last updated by Laura Cotterman on July 15, 2009 at 02:37:36 pm.
