Tended by a mother and son, a local flower farm and delivery service has sown seeds of joy and positivity in the Triangle area.
Asheville’s Earthen Abode
In the 1970s, a chemistry professor built a house into a hill to promote a sustainable lifestyle. A group of friends has transformed his “Hobbitat” into a modernist marvel that still pays tribute to the surrounding landscape.
A Southport Showstopper
For a couple in Brunswick County, turning their house into a home became quite the production. Now, its welcoming front porch sets the stage for neighborly visits.
Winter at Montrose Gardens
In the cold depths of winter, color and life shine vibrantly underfoot as winter blooms and blossoms peek out from the grounds at this Hillsborough garden.
Taking Shape at Ash’s Japanese Maple Nursery
A Pender County couple has created a forest of living sculptures using their signature bonsai-style pruning.
Growing Up at Carolina Home & Garden
A family reimagined their nearly 30-year-old landscaping business in Newport as a venue that makes every occasion a party in paradise.
Raleigh’s Temple of Blooms
The director of JC Raulston Arboretum is North Carolina’s Indiana Jones of plants. He travels to some of the world’s most remote locations, braving treacherous landscapes and dangerous beasts in search of rare species to bring back to his shrine of flora.
Plant Joy
Members of garden clubs across the state know that the secret to a beautiful backyard is hard work, patience, and a passion for plants.
Bloom Where You’re Planted in Durham
Bright perennials beautify a busy urban gathering place. Leafy vegetables provide sustenance for underserved communities. In Durham County, Master Gardener volunteers are taking their expertise to the streets.
