…Thursday, June 6, 2024 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM ET Location: Hybrid – Virtual and In-person attendance options Fee: Free; preregistration required Earl Ijames, Curator of African American History…
…Reeves Auditorium Fee: Free; preregistration required This talk will explore how the longleaf pine, a native tree of the Southeast, provides food, medicine, and craft materials for various tribes such…
…and In-person attendance options Fee: Free; preregistration required Biocultural diversity conservation is an approach to conservation that centers the deep relationships between human cultures and the natural world. Contained within…
…edible, medicinal, and pollinator-friendly plants—free for passersby to pick! These gardens demonstrate an alternative approach to landscape design and re-connect the individuals with the food growing process. The main garden…
…and retain “cat-faces”—resin-tapping scars. According to the 1946 deed, the described property shall be used “only for a Botanical Garden and Park area.” Thus, the Pine- tum was part of…
…9 a.m.-8 p.m. on Thursdays from June 2 through September 1, 2022. There’s no fee or ticket for visiting, but we welcome donations to support the Garden. Make a donation…
…the large areas around trees in the Arboretum receive leaves from the University’s collection operations, so these leaves are already ground, local, and free. There’s an endless supply of these,…
…since been in the Renewable Energy sector. Erik is passionate about native plants and pollinator habitats and spends much of his free time with his family cultivating their 10 acres…
…These gardens are filled with vegetables, fruits, herbs, and a variety of pollinator friendly perennials and annuals. The produce is free for anyone in the community to forage. Please do…
…on the plant long after its leaves have dropped, providing spectacular winter interest, especially on frosty mornings. Pick up a free brochure and seeds of narrow-leaf mountain mint by…