Native plants north carolina

At The North Carolina Arboretum, our mission is to connect people, plants and places. If you’ve been following our social media channels lately, you’ve no doubt noticed the wonderful staff members that have been contributing their “picks” for some of the top plants from across the Arboretum. We will be posting periodical compilations of these …

Explore native groundcovers ideal for North Carolina landscapes, providing low-maintenance beauty and supporting local ecosystems.

This native plants chapter of the Extension Gardener Handbook defines the term native, why gardeners would want to use native plants, basic principles of …

Live in North Carolina and need a few native plants for your garden this season? There are a number of native plants will thrive, depending on what part of the state you'll be planting them. In this article, gardening expert Liessa Bowen walks through her favorite native plants for North Carolina gardens!

Native or non-invasive flowers for North Carolina gardens, pink and yellow flowers.

Certified Habitats Special Marker Overview The North Carolina Native Plant Society (NCNPS) recognizes the importance of home gardens, along with large

This poster provides picture identification for common wildflowers found in North Carolina. All flowers shown on the poster are native to the state and all pictures used on this poster were taken by myself in my home state of Illinois. - Poster Comes Unframed - Looks great in a classroom, library, nature center, or any space promoting nature and wildlife - Great gift for any hiker or nature lover you know - Help share the beauty and importance of common wildlife - Printed on Pro Lab Quality…

For garden inspiration, look at what’s already growing naturally in North Carolina. Here are six native plants in North Carolina you can grow yourself.

Wish You Were Here - North Carolina Great Smoky Mountains Sunset Landscape Cherokee NC Sunset over the spring bloom in the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Great Smoky Mountains from the Blue Ridge Parkway in western North Carolina. Got out to do some scouting along the Blue Ridge Parkway last week and saw some good rhododendron blooms at lower elevations as well as some sweet light at the end of the day. Hope you enjoy the view! Single exposure, Nikon D810 w/ 24-70mm f/2.8 and Singh-Ray 3-stop…