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Newsletter Archive
5/4/2023 – This May: Spring Native Plant Sale, Twilight Thursdays, and more!
4/6/2023 – This April: Twilight Thursdays, Special Lectures, and more!
3/2/2023 – This March: Sims Lecture, Yoga & Art Workshop, and more!
2/2/2023 – This February: Darwin Day, New Programs, and more!
1/5/2023 – This January: 2023 Wildflower of the Year, Garden Guides, and more!
12/1/2022 – This December: Winter in the Garden, Craft Market, and more!
11/3/2022 – This November: Fitch Lecture, People’s Choice Award Voting, Expanding Nature Preserve, and more!
10/6/2022 – This October: Sculpture in the Garden, Arbor Renovation, Events, and more!
9/1/2022 – This September: Sculpture in the Garden, Fall Plant Sale, and more!
8/4/2022 – This August: Tattoo Meetup, New and Improved Fall Plant Sale, Conservation Gardening 101, and more!
7/7/2022 – This July: Coneflower Recovery, Twilight Thursdays, Summer Interns, and more!
6/2/2022 – This June: Twilight Thursdays, Blood Drive, and more!
5/5/2022 – This May: Spring Native Plant Sale, Carolina Moonlight Garden Party, and more!
4/7/2022 – This April: Spring Events, New Staff, Garden Tours, and more!
3/3/2022 – This March: Daily Plant Sale, Saturday Tours, Spring Programs, and more!
Recent Posts
Charles Ronald Dillon
(31 January 1928 – 1 May 2020) The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) has cataloged a single vascular plant specimen, a seagrass, Zostera marina, collected by…
Richard Joel Reader
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) curates approximately 40 vascular plant specimens collected by Richard J. Reader while he was a doctoral student in the Ecology…
Media Contact
The North Carolina Botanical Garden welcomes media inquiries relating to the Display Gardens, Coker Arboretum, Mason Farm Biological Reserve, Battle Park, Forest Theatre, and the UNC Herbarium. If you need an authoritative and scientifically credible source for your next article or news story, we have expertise in the fields of conservation biology, native plant horticulture, environmental education, and plant taxonomy. To make a media inquiry, please contact:
Jennifer Peterson
Communications Manager
919-962-9457