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If approved by the presenter, the Charlotte Garden Club Members can view the videos of our previous two events through the CGC website (under News & Events).

Jared Barnes / PhD from TX – ‘Thrivable’ perennials for the South

In the south horticulturists want perennials that are not only sustainable, but also thrive in a variety of environments. In this engaging talk, Jared shares stellar perennials he has grown and seen in his travels across the southern states. BIO: I PREFER TO BE INTRODUCED AS JARED OR DR. JARED. …

Keith G. Robinson – Collecting and Designing with Bulbs

Keith G. Robinson discovered his love of Spring bulbs as a child growing up in the mountains of North Carolina. Springtime meant the search for old homesites where blooming heirloom bulbs were captivating. This obsession has continued all of his life and career as his gardens at his home in …

Jeff Epping – Gravel Gardens – Gardens that Rock!

If you want a garden that truly rocks, look no further than a gravel garden. Earth-friendly and climate resilient gravel gardens require less of just about everything – water, energy, chemicals, mulch and most importantly labor – but give back so much more. Jeff Epping of Epping Design & Consulting’ …

2024 Art in the Garden Tour

Mint Museum Randolph 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC, United States

Save the date for the annual, Art in the Garden Tour, on May 4th-5th, 2024! Explore seven unique gardens, each offering something for everyone's taste. Want to show us some extra love, become a sponsor.  Click here for more sponsor information. Saturday, May 4th, 2024, 10 am - 4 pm …

CGC Members: “MEET & EAT” DINNER

Mary Griggs 10811 Tyler Brook Lane, Mint Hill, NC, United States

Bring your favorite covered dish and join us in sharing and savoring a summer evening filled with delightful company and delicious food! This gathering guarantees a fantastic chance to admire the beauty of the Griggs Garden while indulging in a potluck dinner with friends and fellow CGC members. It's a …

RHODWOOD & ARBORCREST GARDEN TOUR

What: Enjoy a full-day event in the picturesque Carolina mountain region with tours of: Jay Sifford’s Rhodwood Garden Ron & Cheryl Stanley’s Arborcrest Garden The Mustard Seed Garden Center When: July 11, 2024, 8am - 6pm Cost: $40.00, includes a box lunch Carpool option will be encouraged and coordinated Check your …

CGC Members: “MEET & EAT” BRUNCH

Maureen Park 10439 Fairway Ridge Road, Charlotte, NC, United States

Bring your favorite covered dish to share and enjoy a midday feast of delightful company and delicious food! Enjoy the beauty of Maureen Park’s Garden while feasting on a delicious brunch with friends and fellow CGC members. Where: Garden of Maureen Park 10439 Fairway Ridge Road Charlotte, NC 28277 When: …

Barbara Tiffany – Gardening Against the Grain

Mint Museum Randolph 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC, United States

BIO: Barbara Tiffany is a brave gardener who comes to us from Pennsylvania. At age 53, she began to carve her garden, called Mill Fleurs, out of five barren and sloped acres perched atop a tributary of the Delaware River. The garden is built around a grist mill dating to …

Karen Chapman – Deer Resistant Design

Mint Museum Randolph 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC, United States

BIO: Born in England, Karen grew up with a trowel in her hand. After moving to the Pacific Northwest in 1996 she joined Molbak’s Garden & Home as a garden plant specialist before establishing Le Jardinet in 2006. Whilst initially specializing in custom container gardens, Karen now applies that same …

Carol Reese – How does your garden glow? Using light in your garden

Mint Museum Randolph 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC, United States

BIO: Carol Reese feels that formal credentials can be boring (or even discrediting!) but admits to being a retired Extension Horticulture Specialist with the University of Tennessee for 27 years. Yes, she has degrees in Horticulture from Mississippi State, and could have even added a Ph.D. if she “had ever …

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in these programs are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the Charlotte Garden Club or any entities they represent.