NCBGF Land Trust
Conserving Plant Habitats The North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation is the Garden’s partner in preserving ecologically important land parcels adjacent to the Garden and beyond. Acting as a land trust,…
Conserving Plant Habitats The North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation is the Garden’s partner in preserving ecologically important land parcels adjacent to the Garden and beyond. Acting as a land trust,…
…North and South Carolina. In addition to pyxie-moss plants, they removed trailing arbutus (Epigaea repens) and turkey oak saplings. Some of the plants went to other nearby, protected sites, and…
(27 April 1904 – 11 October 1993) The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) curates about 21 fungal specimens collected by Rene Pomerleau. Most are a species…
…the North Carolina Circle of the American Society of Botanical Artists, and to see some of the Circle’s recent trading cards from a recent project, visit their blog at http://ncbotanicalartists.blogspot.com/2020/09/….
…Gardens, the North Carolina Botanical Garden, the Duke University Herbarium and the UNC-Chapel Hill Herbarium enjoy warm and collegial relationships year round. One area of recent cooperation has been centered…
by R. Haven Wiley, Ph.D. Biology Department (retired), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Orchids are more than just flowers! In fact, most of them don’t have flowers to…
Special Events Celebrate your birthday, reunion, or special occasion in one of our spectacular settings for a memorable occasion at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Our guiding mission is “to…
…and limited to members of the North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation, Durham Garden Forum, and Durham County Master Gardeners. Embark on a transformative journey into the world of Plant Spirit…