…wildflower—is dry prairies, fields, and roadsides. Drought-tolerant species presumably evolved in places and soils prone to drought. Research and experience show that reducing demand for water is the first important…
…role is uncertain. No one has successfully grown it in culture, suggesting that it is not a decomposer, as decomposer fungi can generally be grown in culture. This leads to…
…of the Atlantic Southeast (PMAS) in 2023. Seed Collection Plant Materials of the Atlantic Southeast identifies important native species that are not widely available in nurseries. We collect seeds from…
…in 1880 and then in 1890. He was a charter member of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society. He served as its president from 1885 to 1887, and while ill-health kept…
…Mid-Atlantic States with the goal of improving native plant restoration. As a result of these efforts, NCBG was awarded a Partners in Conservation Award from the Department of the Interior….
…collect and store rainwater from the roof. The water is stored for irrigation purposes. Stormwater Management Rainwater is retained in ponds and swales. By slowing the water down and letting…
…is responsible for defining and executing the strategic plan of the NCBGF. Audit Committee — Chair, Terry Ball The Audit Committee oversees the annual independent financial audit process including engaging…
…curse that insulted humanity and gave his life [illegible] the Northern Cause, dying at [illegible] N. C. when a little less [illegible] years of age. Here in the above-mentioned brick…
…and wire mesh to prevent animals from getting in. One of her favorite parts of having her own compost is getting to chop up her food scraps! It is also…
…periods. Beautyberry typically grows 4-6 feet tall and wide, but in favorable conditions it can grow up to 9 feet tall. In order to keep a more compact form, it…