Spring is the season for gorgeous seed cones, and even male pollen cones can be decorative. Most people think of ‘pine’ cones as brown and dry, because the cones that fall and are collected are always older seed cones from prior years. But real coneheads know that this year’s cones, both male and female, are…
Photographs by Janice LeCocq Photography In April, winter-weary eyes look with relief to spring flowers bursting forth across the landscape. But don’t think that flowers are the only eye-candy in the garden at this time of year; take a look at the vernal show that conifers (those allegedly boring, unchanging hulks of…
The latest seed list and order form are now posted. Get your seeds early; many are limited quantities and will run out quickly. 2018 Seed List and Order Form
It’s tentative but very close. If you need a ride from Raleigh to Asheville, please let us know. Meeting Schedule and Itinerary For full description of both the national meeting and the post-meeting tour, see the events listing. Email Jeff and Jennifer Harvey, meeting coordinators Phone: (615) 268-7089 And remember, the registration fee goes up on…
…than to be in Carolina – for the 2018 National Meeting! For those that have not been to North Carolina, this is an opportunity to visit one of the loveliest states in the union and see some very special gardens. I recommend adding a day or two to your visit and seeing even more…
