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Month
Date
Upcoming Event
January
1/27/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Hybrid Lunchbox Talk: Saving the Wild South: The Fight for Native Plants on the Brink of Extinction
The American South is famous for its astonishingly rich biodiversity. In her new book Saving the Wild South, Georgann Eubanks takes a wondrous trek from Alabama to North Carolina to search out native plants that are endangered and wavering on the edge of erasure. Even as she reveals the intricate beauty and biology of the South’s plant life, she also shows how local development and global climate change are threatening many species, some of which have been graduated to the federal list of endangered species. In this presentation, which also features color images from the book, Georgann will give an overview of the plants and people she visited across the region with a special focus on the species that are among the specimens in the North Carolina Botanical Garden.
1/30/2022
1:30 PM - 2/27/2022 4:30 PM
Winter Flora
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This course is designed for a broad audience as well as for students who are enrolled in either of the Garden’s certificate programs. Field trips and exercises provide experience in the use of identification keys and recognition of plants in their winter condition in natural settings. Enjoy discovering that many trees and shrubs are easily recognized when not covered with leaves!
February
2/2/2022
1:15 PM - 2/23/2022 4:45 PM
Intermediate Expressive Watercolor
This class introduces students to fluid watercolor techniques such as wet-on-wet. Students will learn to work with more water in the beginning and middle of the painting process and then rely on the skills learned in Beginning Watercolor to refine and add detail towards the end of the process. Students will create textures for backgrounds, work on color mixing using a limited palette, and learn to use glazing and masking fluid. Techniques for correcting mistakes in watercolor will also be covered. Upon completion of this course, students will have knowledge/skill of the following: • Working with various amounts of water and watercolor paint; • Working wet-on-wet; • Working with masking fluid; • Making a variety of watercolor textures such as salt, plastic wrap, etc.; • Glazing; • Working with a limited palette; and • Color mixing
2/5/2022
9:30 AM - 2/26/2022 12:30 PM
Botany
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This course is introductory in nature and designed for a broad audience. It covers basic principles of botany including taxonomy, anatomy, morphology and physiology. Class time is divided between lectures and examining/dissecting samples. There are also opportunities for making observations in the gardens.
2/5/2022
1:30 PM - 2/26/2022 4:30 PM
Geology for Botanists and Ecologists
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This primarily lecture course is a survey of the principles of geology most important to the distribution of native plants and natural communities. Classes cover the different types of rocks, their chemical and physical effects on the soils that form from them, the geological processes that shape the earth’s surface and the landforms that result from them, and the way natural communities align with these patterns. This course is intended for a broad audience, but some familiarity with natural communities, native plants, and some exposure to basic chemistry will be beneficial.
2/10/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Virtual Lunchbox Talk: Naval Stores and the Longleaf Pine Industry in Southeastern NC
In a time before cars, trains, and airplanes, water was often the easiest or the only means of long-distance transportation. Eighteenth-century ships were sailing ships, and they were made almost entirely of wood. Naval stores are goods used in building and maintaining ships. Originally, 'naval stores,' meaning tar, pitch, and turpentine, included everything used to build a ship. All of these products came from pine trees, and particularly, the Longleaf pine, which North Carolina had in abundance. For that reason and others, North Carolina became a key supplier to the British Navy, and naval stores became central to the colony's economy.
2/11/2022
10:30 AM - 2/25/2022 12:30 PM
Handmade Mixed Media Journals
Join artist Beverly Dyer in this three part class to learn how to make one-of-a-kind hand-bound mixed media journals. You will learn how to prepare a decorative cover along with mixed media inside pages. Then we will put it all together, bind, and add final flourishes. These journals are excellent for writing, collaging, art journaling, and more. Most supplies will be provided by Beverly. Students are encouraged to find and collect papers for the inside pages. Once registered you will receive a list of examples. All levels welcome.
2/12/2022
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Hybrid Darwin Day Lecture: Quercus Circus: The Biodiversity and Ecological Value of Oaks
Oaks are one of the defining tree species in our world, with a long and fascinating history. Charles Darwin considered the nature of oak species to be “a thorny problem”, but new genetic research suggests that we have come to a nuanced understanding of the oak species concept. This seminar will demystify the genus Quercus by walking through the branches of the oak tree of life. You will discover more about the natural history of oaks and the role they serve at the ecosystem level, including how current research aims to shed light on the ecological role of hybridization.
2/17/2022
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Container Gardening with Native Plants: Virtual
Are you low on outdoor gardening spaces? Perhaps you're looking to add new color or interest to your landscape, or maybe you'd like to make your porch or patio look more inviting. Join NCBG Curator Becca Wait for this virtual class as she shares tips for growing native plants in containers and shares which plants thrive in pots.
2/24/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Virtual Lunchbox Talk: Stirring the Heart of Community: People/Plant Stories of NC Indigenous Communities
This talk will celebrate transformative highlights of the Healthy Native North Carolinians Network, comprised of North Carolina’s tribes and urban Indian organizations. The stories will go beyond the community gardens and plants and into the connective tissue of the evolving relationships between people and places. We will share some of the broad reaching impacts that revitalizing those relationships have had and continue to have in NC’s tribal communities, and explore implications for the broader community.
2/25/2022
1:30 PM - 3/11/2022 4:30 PM
Plant Taxonomy
This course builds on the fundamentals taught in Botany and prepares students for supplementary material covered in Flowering Plant Families. It is a core course for students enrolled in either of the NCBG public certificate programs. Students learn the basic concepts of the taxonomy of vascular plants and how to identify plant families by making observations of selected characteristics. The use of taxonomic keys is introduced. Interesting examples are studied to illustrate current issues in plant taxonomy and nomenclature. This course serves as a prerequisite for Flowering Plant Families.
March
3/1/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
3/3/2022
1:15 PM - 3/24/2022 4:45 PM
Pen and Ink: Virtual
In this class, students learn to draw with pen and ink using standard techniques and conventions. Students work with both “old-fashioned” dip pens and modern technical pens to create accurate botanical drawings. Prerequisite: Intermediate Drawing.
3/4/2022
9:15 AM - 3/25/2022 12:45 PM
Botany for the Artist
Traditional botanical illustration was relied on to record and share the identification of plants through accurate representation. Botany for the Artist is a practical course which hopes to encourage the inquisitive artist to understand, interpret and improve their botanical knowledge by reinforcing terminology, observing and notating plant structure and practicing identification with the taxonomic keys. The four lessons—Habitat, Flower Parts, Leaf Comparison, and Fruit Structure—will culminate with the students drawing a graphite work representing a specimen identified at the NCBG.
3/6/2022
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Winter Trees and Backgrounds in Watercolor
Join botanical artist Beverly Dyer to celebrate the sculptural quality of winter trees with watercolor. You will learn how to create loose and flowing trees and branches and backgrounds. We will also take a look at delicate spring buds. All levels welcome. A supply list will be emailed to you.
3/7/2022
12:00 PM - 4/18/2022 5:00 PM
Introduction to Therapeutic Horticulture
The Introduction to Therapeutic Horticulture course is the first in an intended series of online courses that teach the theory, practice, and profession of Therapeutic Horticulture. Students will gain an overview of historical uses and theoretical foundations for the use of plants and nature for wellness. How therapeutic horticulture supports human needs, including physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual needs, will be explored. A discussion of the profession of therapeutic horticulture, related practices, and ways to pursue further study will conclude the teachings. Students will have the opportunity to research, discuss, and reflect on the people/plant relationship, and will be provided with references and resources for further study.
3/8/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
3/9/2022
1:15 PM - 3/30/2022 4:45 PM
Beginning Colored Pencil: Virtual
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
Colored pencil is a next step in advancing from drawing to painting, and introduces the full array of fine art pigments. This course is a hands-on introduction to commonly used materials and techniques such as layering, blending, burnishing and tonal gradation. No prerequisites
3/12/2022
9:30 AM - 3/26/2022 12:30 PM
Drawing and Painting a Rhinoceros Beetle: Virtual
North Carolina hosts many different species of cool beetles, and the rhinoceros beetle ranks high in their midst. This class will address its physical characteristics and life cycle. The first class will concentrate on a black and white value drawing' the second, a finished watercolor. Students can draw and paint from their own photograph or one provided by the instructor. Students will need to let the instructor know if working from their own source.
3/12/2022
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Hike: Dutchman's Breeches at Willie Duke's Bluff
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
Milo Pyne will lead you to the natural area known as Willie Duke’s Bluff. You will have the opportunity to observe an outstanding display of Dutchman’s breeches and other rare and unusual spring native wildflowers including some of our local ephemeral favorites, including bloodroot and dimpled trout lily. This hike is somewhat difficult, depending on your abilities, and includes one steep climb. During the hike you will be off trail during times, and if there have been recent rains, parts of the trail might be muddy, so please wear sturdy shoes/boots and long pants. This traverse usually requires approximately three hours. Meeting spot provided upon registration.
3/13/2022
1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Plant Ecology
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
Plant Ecology is a conceptual course designed for a broad audience interested in the interactions of plants within their environments. Ecological relationships at the organism, population, community, and ecosystem levels are examined, using examples from the rich and diverse North Carolina flora. Students will learn about nutrient and energy cycling within ecosystems, as well as about current threats and trends for the conservation of ecosystems. No prerequisites.
3/14/2022
12:00 PM - 4/25/2022 4:00 PM
Conservation Gardening 101: Landscaping with Native Plants (Hybrid Edition)
Conservation Gardening 101: Landscaping with Native Plants is a certificate series designed to provide home gardeners and emerging landscape professionals with foundational concepts of landscape design, species selection, implementation and maintenance of compellingly beautiful and ecologically productive native plant gardens based on conservation principles.
3/15/2022
9:30 AM - 5/17/2022 12:30 PM
Visualizing the Landscape; A Photographic Exploration into the Trails of the NCBG
Participants will join a masters level educator and professional photographer to explore the many trails of the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Through a series of exercises and personalized assignments, students will examine technical, aesthetic, and emotional elements that contribute to creating strong imagery beyond the basics. While experimenting with design attributes including light, color, tonality, and texture, participants consider lens choices, angle of approach, and compositional arrangement. They will contemplate their own relationship to the land including environmental concerns, symbolic representation, or use of metaphor to represent a broader message. At the end of each workshop session, participants will receive a custom quality 8x10 matted print of their work to exhibit in the instructor’s 2022 show at the NCBG DeBerry Gallery, Garden Journeys: A Portrait Artist Explores the Landscape with Those Who Nurture It.
3/15/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
3/22/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
3/23/2022
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Mason Farm Biological Reserve: A Half Day Field Trip
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This half day field trip will include a visit to one or two preserves or natural areas that are protected by the North Carolina Botanical Garden in partnership with our Foundation through ownership, management agreements, and/or conservation agreements. Each of the preserves/natural areas has unique ecological communities, species of particular interest, and conservation management strategies. The preserves/natural areas participants will explore include those open to the public, including Mason Farm Biological Reserve and Parker Preserve, and some with restricted access such as the Stillhouse Bottom Preserve. Preserves/natural areas visited will rotate and will be offered alternating seasons. Much of this hike is on primitive trails over uneven terrain, with one short, steep climb up from the river. Wear sturdy hiking footwear and bring insect repellent, water, and a walking stick, if you ever use one.
3/23/2022
6:00 PM - 4/9/2022 8:00 PM
An Introduction to Birds and Birding
Join instructors from the New Hope Audubon Society for an introductory course in bird identification, classification, physiology, behavior, and more. This hybrid course is aimed at bird watchers of all skill levels. Whether you're not sure if that bird at your feeder is a chickadee or a nuthatch or whether you know how to tell ruby-crowned from golden-crowned kinglets, this class will have something for you. We will meet for a two-hour Zoom session as a group on Wednesday, March 23, then split into small groups of up to 6 participants for a trip to Mason Farm Biological Reserve.
3/25/2022
1:30 PM - 5/13/2022 4:30 PM
Spring Flora
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This course is intended for a broad audience as well as for students who are enrolled in either of the NCBG certificate programs. Field trips and exercises provide experience in the use of identification keys and recognition of plants in a natural setting. Upon completion of this course, students will have an understanding of basic plant morphology, naming conventions for plants and the history of scientific naming, how to identify the prominent plants of the season using a dichotomous key and field characteristics, all through a season-specific lens.
3/29/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
April
4/3/2022
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Annual Evelyn McNeill Sims Native Plant Lecture: 50 Years of Native Plant and Habitat Conservation in North Carolina: History and the Road Ahead
Join Julie Moore as she takes us on a journey through the past 50 years of native plant and habitat conservation in North Carolina. She will share her firsthand experience with the early role of the North Carolina Botanical Garden in initiating a movement away from selling plants collected in the wild to growing native plants in nurseries and contributions of the UNC Herbarium to the knowledge of the flora of the Carolinas. She will describe the history and roles of numerous other North Carolina organizations in the conservation of the diverse and unique flora of North Carolina, including the NC Native Plant Society, the NC Natural Heritage Program, the NC Nature Conservancy, various land trusts, and the NC Plant Conservation Program. Julie will shine a light on ways we can all be effective advocates for the protection and use of our native plants.
4/5/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
4/6/2022
1:15 PM - 5/4/2022 4:45 PM
Mixed Media: Botanicals in Watercolor, Colored Pencil, and Pen & Ink
This class is designed to increase your skills and confidence in the use of the various art media taught at the Garden. The instructor demonstrates techniques to combine watercolor, ink and colored pencils to create vibrant botanical paintings. Students receive one-on-one instruction to evolve their own unique drawing and painting. Prerequisites: Pen & Ink, Beginning Colored Pencil, Intermediate Watercolor
4/9/2022
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Penny's Bend: A Half Day Field Trip
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
Penny’s Bend Nature Preserve is an 84-acre site that protects numerous rare plant species. It is surrounded on three sides by the Eno River in eastern Durham County, North Carolina. This half day field trip will include a visit to distinct plant communities including a remnant Piedmont prairie, rich mesic and alluvial forests, and dry shortleaf pine-dominated bluffs. Rare species found on the Preserve include the smooth purple coneflower (Echinacea laevigata), eastern prairie blue wild indigo (Baptisia minor var. aberrans), hoary puccoon (Lithospermum canescens), and Dutchman’s breeches (Dicentra cucullaria). Much of this hike is on primitive trails over uneven terrain, with one short, steep climb up from the river. Wear sturdy hiking footwear and bring insect repellent, water, and a walking stick, if you ever use one.
4/12/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
4/19/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
4/20/2022
9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Identifying and Controlling Invasive Plants
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This course is intended for a broad audience. Through classroom and field demonstrations, students learn the tools and methods needed to identify invasive species and effectively remove them. We'll discuss the most prominent invasive plants in North Carolina and how to identify them by habit and growth form. Then, we'll cover integrated methods for controlling invasive plants on multiple scales.
4/20/2022
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Parker Preserve: A Half Day Field Trip
This half day field trip will include a visit to one or two preserves or natural areas that are protected by the North Carolina Botanical Garden in partnership with our Foundation through ownership, management agreements, and/or conservation agreements. Each of the preserves/natural areas has unique ecological communities, species of particular interest, and conservation management strategies. The preserves/natural areas participants will explore include those open to the public, including Mason Farm Biological Reserve and Parker Preserve, and some with restricted access such as the Stillhouse Bottom Preserve. Preserves/natural areas visited will rotate and will be offered alternating seasons.
4/23/2022
9:30 AM - 5/21/2022 12:30 PM
Botany
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This course is introductory in nature and designed for a broad audience. It covers basic principles of botany including taxonomy, anatomy, morphology and physiology. Class time is divided between lectures and examining/dissecting samples. There are also opportunities for making observations in the gardens.
4/26/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Outdoor Yoga in the Garden
Join us for 60 minutes of rejuvenating outdoor yoga. The class will be held outside along the Streamside Trail. You will be immersed in the sounds and sights of nature as Sam leads you through a series of seated, standing and lying poses in the meadow with views of native flowers, trees, and butterflies. The class is gentle and invigorating. Modifications of poses will be offered.
4/26/2022
12:30 PM - 5/11/2022 4:00 PM
Local Trees: Hybrid
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This short course is perfect for those just beginning their study of trees or for recent transplants to the NC Piedmont who want to identify the common deciduous trees in their backyard gardens and neighborhoods. Students spend time outdoors, walking in the Garden or on the Piedmont Nature Trails, learning about common trees, how to identify them, and understanding why they grow where they do.
4/26/2022
12:30 PM - 5/12/2022 12:00 PM
Local Trees: Hybrid
This short course is perfect for those just beginning their study of trees or for recent transplants to the NC Piedmont who want to identify the common deciduous trees in their backyard gardens and neighborhoods. Students spend time outdoors, walking in the Garden or on the Piedmont Nature Trails, learning about common trees, how to identify them, and understanding why they grow where they do.
4/26/2022
12:30 PM - 5/18/2022 4:00 PM
Local Trees: Hybrid
This short course is perfect for those just beginning their study of trees or for recent transplants to the NC Piedmont who want to identify the common deciduous trees in their backyard gardens and neighborhoods. Students spend time outdoors, walking in the Garden or on the Piedmont Nature Trails, learning about common trees, how to identify them, and understanding why they grow where they do.
May
5/5/2022
9:30 AM - 5/26/2022 12:30 PM
Grasses, Sedges, and Rushes
This course is intended for a broad audience and explores many aspects of the evolutionary history, economic and ecological dominance, current distribution, biology, and identification of the “graminoids.” Through lectures, lab work, and short field trips, students learn to appreciate the subtle and detailed beauty of these plants with inconspicuous flowers. Students also learn materials and methods for identifying these distinctive and important members of our flora.
5/5/2022
1:15 PM - 5/26/2022 4:45 PM
Advanced Drawing: Botanical Plates: Virtual
In this course, students work towards refining drawing skills in creating a plant portrait. Specifics to this class include rendering a tonal botanical plate, working with live plants, studying plant anatomy, as well as mapping and cross-contour drawing for accuracy. Prerequisites: Intermediate Drawing, Composition.
5/12/2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Hybrid Lunchbox Talk: By Loch, Glen, and Fairy-Hill: Human Ecology in the Scottish Highlands
The Scottish Highlands have served as a romantic background for popular anglophone fiction from Ossian through Walter Scott’s novels to today’s Outlander. Less well known is how the native Gaels of the Highlands perceived the landscape and their place in the natural order. This presentation will offer a summary of research about Scottish Gaelic tradition and literature through an eco-critical lens. Among other things, it will be demonstrated that fairy-hills are understood to be sacred sites where a sense of attachment to territory and ancestral claims of belonging were focused in Gaelic cosmology. Such communal bonds to land were broken during the expansion of Anglo-British imperialism, leading to large-scale emigration to such colonial destinations as North Carolina.
5/15/2022
1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Native Southeastern Medicinal Plants
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
Explore the beauty of native southeastern medicinal plants through field identification. Using the expansive resources of the NCBG display gardens and the Piedmont Nature Trails behind the Garden, students take in the abundant medicine that our local flora has to offer. Topics include field identification, ethical gathering and harvesting, history and lore of each plant, therapeutic and medicinal uses as well as preparations. No prerequisites.
5/21/2022
9:30 AM - 6/4/2022 12:30 PM
Drawing and Painting a Hummingbird and Columbine: Virtual
Here in North Carolina, there are many species that pollinate plants, ranging from the Checkered beetle which pollinates the Venus flytrap located in our eastern wet pine savannas to the ruby-throated hummingbird who visits a wide variety of plants. This class will address the morphology of the hummingbird and the flower of the eastern Columbine. Students will have two weeks between each class to produce a black and white value drawing and a watercolor.
June
6/4/2022
9:30 AM - 6/18/2022 12:30 PM
Entomology
This course is designed for a broad audience. Students learn insect family recognition and common species identification, insect ecology and conservation, basic life cycle biology, and how to improve insect habitat and conservation in the urban environment. No prerequisites.
6/4/2022
1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Native Plant Propagation
Event is Full: Accepting Wait List Registrations
This course is intended for a broad audience. Students learn fundamentals of vegetative propagation and techniques for propagating southeastern native plants by means of stem and root cuttings. Class includes hands-on propagation and a tour of the vegetative propagation facilities of NCBG.
6/8/2022
1:15 PM - 6/29/2022 4:45 PM
Intermediate Colored Pencil
This course adds to the information covered in Beginning Colored Pencil and hones skills in color, value and layering. Students will be introduced to new surfaces and techniques. This elective is intended for students who wish to develop a strong, more advanced-level skill in colored pencil. Prerequisites: Beginning Colored Pencil, Intermediate Drawing.