This two-session class (June 12 and 19) introduces concepts from ecology that a gardener can use to create resilient, and beautiful landscapes.
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This two-session class (June 12 and 19) introduces concepts from ecology that a gardener can use to create resilient, and beautiful landscapes.
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Join staff naturalists on a walk to see what flora, fauna and phenomena we can find on the Arboretum trails.
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Learn about night gardens and how to attract important nocturnal pollinators to your gardens. |
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In this free lunch-time class, join the community science volunteers that lead this in-depth project at the North Carolina Arboretum. |
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In this course, we will look at common and some less obvious pollinators of the region and discuss their life cycles |
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This two-session class (June 12 and 19) introduces concepts from ecology that a gardener can use to create resilient, and beautiful landscapes. |
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Naturalist Dan Lazar leads this walk and talk designed to point out signs of summer's vibrancy. |
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In this one-day workshop we will explore our connection to nature through creative writing and art making.
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Designer Nina Shippen shares methods for assessing slopes, remedies to prevent and correct erosion, and reviews useful plants for slopes. |
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