Bryce Lane, Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor Emeritus and Lecturer Emeritus, Department of Horticultural Science, NC State University

It's easy to take native plants for granted when they're all over the place and can easily be seen any time we wander out in the woods. But their value as garden-worthy specimens, providing ecological services to our native ecosystem while also contributing to the drama and visual impact of our home landscapes, should not be overlooked. This 3-week class will take an in-depth look at the most beautiful and beneficial native trees, shrubs, vines, ground covers, and herbaceous perennials to embellish and enhance the diversity in your garden.

This class is available In-person and Online, with recordings of the lectures being posted each week. Need to miss class one week? No worries, you can join us live via Zoom for any of the class sessions. Can't do Monday nights? Still not worried; recordings of the lectures as well as supplemental class materials are made available to all participants weekly, and Bryce is just an email away for any questions you might have!

About Bryce Lane
Bryce has been teaching students, home gardeners and garden professionals for over 40 years. Many may know Bryce from his UNC TV public television show called "In the Garden With Bryce Lane" which was on the air for 11 seasons and won three Emmys. Others may know him as a student from his time in the Department of Horticultural Science at NC State University.

Questions
Please write [email protected] for more information about this class.

Registration:
Advance registration is required. Registration is available for in-person, on-site attendance or online attendance.

Cost: $100.00 for members, $150.00 for nonmembers. Note to nonmembers: instead of paying $50.00 more for the program, become a member for $50.00 instead.