…their hands dirty learning about seeds, dip in the pond for tadpoles, observe birds up-close, pretend to be pollinators, and more through hands-on activities, outdoor exploration, stories, crafts, and group…
…the mysterious lives of the spotted and marbled salamanders that live at the Garden through animal encounters, stories, craft, and a visit to a real vernal pool to search for…
…through blockade runners.”1 Hyams was discharged from the Confederate Army on 20 April 1862 in Yorktown, Virginia. Hyams not only never returned to Florida, but also changed careers to botany….
…the gap between states. Ruth’s golden-aster (Pityopsis ruthii in the Aster Family) has been documented from southeastern Tennessee, but never found in neighboring North Carolina. Dwarf greenbriar (Smilax pumila in…
…been recognized for their excellent land stewardship. Register Here Join us for more events as part of our 6-month long exhibition – Saving Our Savannas: Stories of the Longleaf Pine….
…the tiny but mighty ruby-throated hummingbird with stories, craft, play, and a garden walk to see if we can spy this fast-flying friend and its favorite flowers. NOTE: Little Sprouts…
…the natural wonders of winter at the Garden. Search for animal signs, birdwatch, play games, and then warm up with hot cocoa and enjoy winter-themed stories and crafts. Register Here…
…to the landowner, from a boots-on-the-ground perspective. Register Here Join us for more events as part of our 6-month long exhibition – Saving Our Savannas: Stories of the Longleaf Pine….
…not simply an artifact of the past. Register Here Join us for more events as part of our 6-month long exhibition – Saving Our Savannas: Stories of the Longleaf Pine….
…oak leaf litterfall, and ground cover biomass. Register Here Join us for more events as part of our 6-month long exhibition – Saving Our Savannas: Stories of the Longleaf Pine….