PJCBG Garden Cam
The Pattern Garden is now transitioning into summer plantings. Watch over the coming weeks as we install the irrigation system, and then plant the summer season plantings. In the background, do take note that we have started construction of our visitor center and horticulture center buildings, with the earthmoving that is occurring representing the digging of our basement. Please come visit the Garden when you have time. Everyone is encouraged to take a stroll along the Perennial Border to view colors and textures of over 200 different herbaceous perennials, grasses, shrubs and vines. You can see the planting of the Perennial Border on our Garden Cam Favorites. See you in the garden! PJCBG is a non-smoking facility. Please, no pets are allowed. (Updated June 9, 2009) |
2009 PJCBG Lecture SeriesPJCBG is pleased to announce the 2009 schedule for our Monthly Lecture Series for July 2009 through January 2010. All lectures are available FREE of charge to valid "Friends of PJCBG" members. From summer through early next winter, join us in our lecture series to learn more about gardening, horticulture, and plants. The series will offer a wide array of topics available to our members; Dr. Lasseigne will talk about his adventures in "Botanizing for Native Plants in the southeastern United States" on Thursday, July 23. For more information on the entire slate of lectures, visit our Lecture Series page. |
Friends of PJCBGBecome a member of the Friends of the Garden and help support the ongoing development of a fabulous new botanical garden serving the Piedmont Triad area, the whole of North Carolina, and beyond! Over the past year great progress has occurred in the Garden's construction, planning, and planting. Stay tuned over the coming months for many more exciting things to be developing. Since our inception, PJCBG has received support not only from Kernersville but also from individuals and organizations in our surrounding communities and states. Development of Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden would not be possible without the dedicated support of our Friends. YOU can also become a part of this project by becoming a member. We welcome you at any level! |
Thanks for coming...to the spring plant sale and supporting Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden. We hope everyone had a good time, and got to take home a great plant, or plants, for their garden! The list of plants that were available is still on view on the 2009 Spring Plant Sale page. If we still have it - you can still get it! Just check the listing and call the office, 336-996-7888, to check current availability and prices. |
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