What is therapeutic horticulture? Who practices it, and whom does it serve? NCBG Therapeutic Horticulture program manager Emilee Weaver explains the ins and outs of this important field and discusses…
…the natural world Have an understanding of the botany of the native plants of the southeastern U.S. as a foundation for accurate botanical representation Enroll Today Jump to: ➢ Program…
The 35th annual Sculpture in the Garden opens on Sunday, September 17 and runs until Sunday, December 3. Sculpture in the Garden unites the work of local artists with the…
…1940 Yearbook I went to Chapel Hill and began to work in the atelier of the art department under the leadership of Russell Train Smith, the chairman of the department….
…Carolina to Sailor Oswald Beard (1888-1966) and Lillie Frances McCrackan (1890-1970). Two of Stanford’s older brothers served in the United States military and died in World War II: Sailor Oswald…
…natural world and spent a portion of each day walking in woods surrounding her home. Her nephew remembers that she never returned with out a basket of berries or nuts…
…first to form forests. NCU’s pteridophyte specimens collected from around the world, including those collected by W. C. Coker, can be searched at pteridoportal.org Reliquiae Cokeriana Below are two samples…
…Fungal Collection (BPI), Utah State University (UTC), Iowa State University (ISC), Louisiana State University (LSU), Purdue University (PUR, PUL), Oregon State University (OSC), Rutgers University (CHRB), University of Illinois at…
…of the natural world around the Grove. Louise and Donald Peattie moved to Santa Barbara, California, and it was there that he wrote A Natural History of Trees of Eastern…
…when I’m working in the compost, I am grounded and invigorated. So much of what has happened this year has felt out of my control, suffering filling the world that…