Garden Flooded? What to Toss? What to Cook? DO NOT EAT ANYTHING RAW!
What to Consider if Your Vegetable, Herb, Fruit or Nut Garden has been Exposed to Floodwater Discard (do not compost) …
Dealing With Storm Damage in the Landscape
Heavy Rains and Strong Winds have resulted in storm damage to trees across the state. Learn how to assess the …
Season Extension
Check out the great Season Extension information and resources on the Growing Small Farms website by Debbie …
Backyard Composting
Instead of disposing of yard trimmings and kitchen scraps, you can compost them in your own backyard. Composting is an …
#Plants Do That
This series of infographics was created by the National Initiative for Consumer Horticulture (NICH) Each highlights the importance of landscape …
Growing Communities Through Gardens
This 12 page introduction to community gardens provides an overview of What is a Community Garden? Types of Community …
Have a Gardening Question?
If you’re a North Carolina resident with a question about your garden, lawn, or landscape, we can help. Check out …
September Tips for the Gardener - 6 Minute Video Featuring Linda Blue
Spend 6 minutes with Linda Blue reviewing Timely garden tasks for September in the NC …
Seven Reasons to Dig a Soils Career
1. Fresh Air While lab positions exist, most jobs in soils require you to get out of the office and …
Native Plant Profile: Bigleaf Magnolia
My favorite native tree is the Bigleaf magnolia. Sometimes known as the ‘newspaper tree’, the huge leaves of Magnolia macrophylla, …
To Date NO Asian Giant Hornets Have Been Found in North Carolina
However, many beneficial native insects have been killed when they were mistaken for Asian giant hornets. Review this excellent Asian …
NC Botanical Garden Goes to Ukraine: Learn & Support
The North Carolina Botanical Garden invites you to join us as we bring the healing power of therapeutic horticulture …