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Introduction to Therapeutic Horticulture (TH1) welcomes learners into the January 2026 online non-credit course January 12 – February 16 in partnership …
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We Need YOUR Help! Get ready, North Carolina! It’s time to join a critical scientific effort from August 22-23 and …
Do you want to help count pollinators during the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, but you don’t know if you …
We are so excited to be hosting the third annual Knowledge is Pollinator Power Webinar in 2025! Registration is …
Review our interactive map of NC Public Gardens and make plans to take them to explore one or more beautiful …
The popularity of green roofs continues to grow throughout the Southeast, as the advantages of green roofs–improving stormwater management …
The 2024 NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ annual report celebrates the contributions of Extension Master Gardener volunteers, highlighting the diversity of …
The curated collection of plant images is just one of the many useful features on the Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox, …
The next online class in the Gardens, Lawns and Landscapes series is Growing Edible Plants (GLL2). Whether you’re a …
The new online courses from Extension Gardener are a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in gardening! We are pleased …
We are so pleased to welcome Nancy Crites, an Extension Master Gardener Volunteer of Wake County, describing the therapeutic …
NC State’s Department of Horticultural Science extends our heartfelt gratitude to Frederick S. Baggett from Kingsport, Tennessee, for his …
NC State Extension Gardener and UNC’s North Carolina Botanical Garden are delighted to announce our 2025 Online Certificate in …
Roses are some of the most popular ornamental shrubs and climbers in North Carolina and throughout the world. Who …
NEW Course in Therapeutic Horticulture: Program Development Starts February 17, 2025 Registration & More Info NC State University Department of Horticultural Science …
The Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox has always been the go-to site for photos of cultivated plants, both native and …
Cacti—are widely grown houseplants with a devoted fan base. Thanksgiving and Christmas cacti are popular holiday gifts and decorations. …
Experts in Soils, Food Safety, Horticulture, and Soil Contaminants at NC State University and the Nicholas School of the …
Webinar Recording Examine the danger of bacterial and chemical contamination of vegetable gardens that have been flooded. Identify potential problems, …
This factsheet offers information on the identification and management of various flatworms that may be …
This fact sheet compiles common disease of dogwood trees (Cornaceae) in North Carolina. It contains …
This fact sheet compiles common arthropod pests of dogwood trees (Cornaceae) in North Carolina. It …
This factsheet provides brief descriptions of common insect pests of maple (Acer spp.) in North …
This factsheet provides brief descriptions of common insect pests of oak (Quercus spp.) in North …
This publication provides three examples of edible landscape designs for incorporating edible components into a …
This publication discusses how floods can affect food gardens. In it, you'll find recommendations for …
Much success in growing tomatoes can be attributed to use of a few proven techniques. …