Notice: The opinions and views shared in these programs belong to the presenters and do not necessarily represent those of the Charlotte Garden Club or any affiliated organizations. Program details, including speakers, dates, and topics, are subject to change.
With presenter approval, Charlotte Garden Club members can access recordings of the last two speaker events on the CGC website under “News & Events.”
This is a list of events we are considering for the future. These events are not formally planned and therefore do not have a specific date. Click the Link below to see a list of these events. Also, if you have ideas about events you would like The Charlotte Garden …
Potters Market at the Mint Cautiously-optimistic, the Delhom Service League (DSL) of the Mint Museum looks forward to hosting the Potters Market on the lawn of Mint Museum-Randolph. DSL has supported NC ceramic artists through this event for decades. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Potters Market at the Mint, …
Brent Heath’s family has been growing bulbs since 1900 when his grandfather moved to eastern Virginia after falling in love with the Daffodil. Today, Brent stills loves daffodils, but his company, Brent and Becky’s Bulbs, offers much more! Their products include bulbs, seeds, perennials, plants, supplements, books and more. Brent …
Based in Raleigh, Pam co-authored the 2006 book, “Best Garden Plants for North Carolina.” She published articles in Carolina Gardener Magazine for 16 years and wrote a monthly gardening column for the Raleigh News & Observer for 5 years. Learn more about Pam here: https://www.pambeckgardens.com/ She was awarded the Silver …
The Garden’s cherished annual holiday event is coming up! Holidays at the Garden offers a magical experience for guests from November 26 through January 2. Advance tickets for Holidays at the Garden are being sold online. Sing along to your wintertime favorites at our popular topiary display, take in the …
Ring in the holidays with a fun and creative winter container garden demonstration by horticulturist Patty Smith, owner of Harrisburg Greenhouse & Nursery. Watch Patty build a handsome outdoor container as she shares tips on design, keeping greens fresh, and unique foliage ideas for a statement-making entry display. Then, bid …
Manager of the International Plant Explorer Program of The Atlanta Botanical Garden Scott’s lecture will be virtual; Club members will be sent a Zoom link. Want to attend? Become a member today: https://www.charlottegardenclub.com/membership/ Charlotte Garden Club members that cannot attend the Zoom webinar can view a recording link after the …
An engrossing, narrated hour-long talk based on her best-selling Timber Press title of the same name. Learn why flowers look and behave the way they do, why certain plants are placed in certain families, how flowers attract pollinators and how pollination works. She also regales the audience with some amazing …
With a Doctorate of Plant Medicine from the University of Florida, Matthew has been with Bartlett Tree Experts since last spring focusing on landscape plant health initiatives and disease management. Since earning his Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from Virginia Tech in 2015, Matthew has packed a lot into his …
Moss lawns and mosseries are on the forefront of traditional cut-grass alternatives, requiring far less care and zero chemicals to look uniquely stunning. Photographer and plantsman J. Paul Moore fell in love with moss years ago, and after a DIY “grass-to-moss” 5,000 sq. ft. lawn project in his Nashville yard …
Notice: The opinions and views shared in these programs belong to the presenters and do not necessarily represent those of the Charlotte Garden Club or any affiliated organizations. Program details, including speakers, dates, and topics, are subject to change.
With presenter approval, Charlotte Garden Club members can access recordings of the last two speaker events on the CGC website under “News & Events.”
