2021 Wildflower of the Year
…biting insects. Additionally, the berries are edible, and though somewhat bland and mealy when consumed raw, they can be cooked and prepared into jelly or wine. Beautyberry is very easy…
…biting insects. Additionally, the berries are edible, and though somewhat bland and mealy when consumed raw, they can be cooked and prepared into jelly or wine. Beautyberry is very easy…
…the North Carolina Botanical Garden (NCBG). The Executive Committee meets monthly and carries on all business of the Board with the exception of amendments to the By-laws. The Executive Committee…
…our compost leaders and even continued to volunteer when she was back during breaks from college! When the stay-at-home order began in the spring and Simone had to return home,…
(1912-2015) The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) has cataloged about 150 vascular plant specimens collected by Batson, who usually signed his herbarium labels “W. T. Batson”….
…June 6, 1891. Early in life he developed a love for the sciences, particularly botany. With the few books he had at his command, he commenced the study of the…
…tree, who collected them, and most importantly, how big were the cores? Would they fit in standard herbarium cases? Tyler Mitchell collects a tree core as part of his research…
…award. These programs serve as campus hubs for food systems education (food production, composting, cooking with fresh ingredients) and provide sustainably grown produce to vulnerable members of the Carolina community….
…a gift to benefit the North Carolina Botanical Garden and receive a charitable tax deduction for the calendar year 2021*. How can you do this? Credit card online gifts must…
…We are currently equipped to provide TH or HT direct services and consultations. Read more about the differences between therapeutic horticulture and horticultural therapy. Through the years, the Garden and…