Category - Local Gardens

The Triangle Land Conservancy’s Swift Creek Bluffs Nature Preserve protects 23 acres of a...

Plants typically found in the Appalachians and more northern climes have lingered along Swift Creek...

One of the largest collections of woody species east of the Mississippi River happens to be one of...

Rare and unusual plants that are more often found on prairies in the Midwest or in the Appalachian...

The Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, North Carolina, area is a green community with some of the...

When we think of public gardens in the Triangle area, no doubt the Sarah P. Duke Gardens, the North...

If you haven’t heard of The Flower Shuttle, you might be pleased to know that there is a...

Fall is a beautiful time of year to visit local gardens to get a new design perspective, planting...

Forty may signal the onset of middle age for most people but for botanical gardens and arboreta it...

Fifty years ago, on April 10, 1966, the North Carolina Botanical Garden opened its first garden to...

“This is fascinating – what can we do to get this sort of thing started in North...

The Triangle is a horticultural hot bed. We have weather to garden year round and plant selections...

The weather had been less than ideal for my trip with Dr. Dennis Werner, the J.C. Raulston...

The C.R.Keith Arboretum near Chapel Hill is one of the largest private collections of temperate...