While we're all becoming interested in growing more native plants in our gardens, it's still important to think about design concepts so that our gardens are attractive and maintainable year-round.

With a little planning and careful plant selection, you can have a beautiful native plant landscape. A landscape that works in harmony with the environment and supports pollinators, birds, and other wildlife.

Dr. Alison Northup, owner of Piedmont Plants Nursery, will discuss collecting and processing seeds. Join us to learn about growing native plants from seed, collecting and processing seeds, and how to coax them to germinate.

Join Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden for an evening of music as Michael Kuehn performs Bird Songs. Composed over the course of ten years, Bird Songs is an instrumental piano suite by Michael Kuehn which is accompanied by the bird photography of his wife, Hazel.

Greensboro’s watershed lakes are one of the best sunset spots in the area! Join Piedmont Land Conservancy for a relaxing evening on Lake Brandt led by Jennifer Phelps of Greensboro Parks and Recreation.

Join Mary Joan Pugh, Randolph County Trail Coordinator, and Harvey Harman, of the Living Well Community and Deep River Folk School, for a hike across Piedmont Land Conservancy protected land along the Deep River State in Franklinville.

Greensboro’s watershed lakes are one of the best sunset spots in the area! Enjoy the paddle with Piedmont Land Conservancy for a relaxing evening on Lake Brandt led by Jennifer Phelps of Greensboro Parks and Recreation.

The N.C. Cooperative Extension in Guilford County and the Extension Master Gardener program invite you to join a free class on spring flowering bulbs.

Educators, youth leaders and birders can learn about activities to teach youth about birds. Discover tips for bird identification, biology, migration, and how to improve bird habitats.

Join Greensboro Arboretum for Art in the Arboretum, a juried art event featuring 50 artists from throughout the region.