…Potpourri (Trado-Medic Books, 1985), Living Liqueurs (Quarterman Publications, 1987), Handbook of Edible Weeds (CRC Press, 1992), Amazonian Ethnobotanical Dictionary (CRC Press, 1994), The Green Pharmacy (Rodale, 1997), Herbs of the…
…(b. 1919), who earned his degree in Pharmacy from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1951. The Knights had two sons and one daughter: Alan Wicker Knight (b. 1958), Kevin Richard Knight, and…
The garden may be closed but you can still buy great native plants from our nursery and, in doing so, help support our organization! How to Purchase Plants from NCBG…
…house. I quickly determined that getting intact roots of a large plant was going to be very difficult, so I concentrated on smaller, non-flowering plants. As instructed by Dr. Harmon,…
…collection of plants. Among the published letters of Prof. Asa Gray, of Harvard University, there is one which refers to the proposed sale of Dr. Garber’s small Puerto Rican collection….
…natural history, so collected not only fungi, but also lichens, bryophytes, algae and vascular plants. According to mycologist Fred Seaver, Bethel was “an omnivorous collector.”1 Among non-scientists, Bethel’s most lasting…
…& Pop’s Special Programming: Meet the Consignment Artists Several of our Garden Shop consignment artists will be on site with new and unique items for sale! August 4: Food: Free…
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
…motto was “A wrong sale is worse than no sale.” Mary Williams Ward was born on a family farm at Ward’s Corner, about twenty miles north of Wilmington, North Carolina….