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 month’s speaker, Ted Stephens, was recently mentioned in Fine Gardening magazine: “Fragrant tea olive (O. fragrans, Zones 8–11), also called sweet olive, is—no surprise—the most fragrant of all tea olives and blooms for the most extended period of time. Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana in North Augusta, South Carolina, …
Bio: With two horticultural degrees from NC State and a third from the University of Georgia, Dr. Richard Olsen’s career spans genetics, specimen development and administration. Recognized as a leader in public horticulture, Dr. Olsen was named Director of the US National Arboretum (USNA) in 2015. Prior to his promotion …
Click Here to download the Scent-ual Garden Plant List by Jon Roethling Fragrance is a powerful aspect of gardens and too often overlooked in plant selections. Jon Roethling will provide an overview of tried and true plants that will liven the senses year-round. Jon Roethling is the Director of Reynolda …
The Charlotte Garden Club is excited to announce a fundraiser with SOIL3! All Charlotte Garden Club members and area gardeners may use the special fundraiser code CharlotteGC1 at SOIL3.COM to receive the following: $ 20 discount off the SOIL3 Big Yellow Bag of Humus Compost, 1 cubic yard Free delivery …
Mae Lin Plummer is the newly appointed Executive Director of Leach Botanical Garden in Portland, Oregon. Prior to her move to the Pacific Northwest, she served as Garden Director at The Duke Mansion and managed various projects at UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens. In 2020, Mae Lin graduated from the esteemed …
Since 1998 I have had the pleasure to travel to some of the most breathtaking gardens in the world. The countries visited include Canada, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. This lecture provides detailed information on a wide variety of unusual and exotic species of plants, …
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 …
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.”
