Charlotte Home Garden Events

Saturday, Apr 21 11:00a
Mint Museum Randolph, Charlotte
Apr 21-22 Charlotte Garden Club 58th Annual Garden Tour 'Art in the Garden' to support the Mint Museum of Art.

Monday, Apr 16 7:00p
Mint Museum Randolph, Charlotte
Apr 16, 2012 Charlotte Garden Club. Louis B. Smith of Microtecture will present a program on the Fundamentals of Garden Design.

Saturday, Feb 25 10:00a
Witherspoon Rose Culture, Charlotte
Pruning your roses is one of the more important and intimidating tasks that goes with proper rose care.

Saturday, Mar 3 10:30a
Wing Haven, Charlotte
If you’re interested in starting your own urban flock, you’ll need to acquaint yourself with the local ordinances as well as make sure that you have a safe home for the ladies.

Thursday, Feb 23 9:30a
Wing Haven, Charlotte
Did you ever pick up a seed package or gardening book and feel at a loss? Knowing the Latin scientific name is the most accurate way to describe a particular plant.

Thursday, Mar 1 9:30a
Wing Haven, Charlotte
This talk by Southern Living contributor James Farmer is a guide down the garden path to the garden lifestyle that brings not only food from our gardens but Southern-style garden living – for the garden to tabl

Thursday, Mar 15 9:30a
Wing Haven, Charlotte
Few knew that Eudora Welty's images of southern gardens originated in her own passionate connection to the home garden in Jackson, Mississippi, designed by her mother.

Friday, Feb 24 9:30a
Wing Haven, Charlotte
Landscape gardener Jane Baber White never knew Harlem Renaissance poet Anne Spencer. In 1983, eight years after Anne’s death at age 93, Jane visited the overgrown and deteriorated garden Anne had lovingly tende

Saturday, June 9 10:00a
Witherspoon Rose Culture, Charlotte
Join us for a Saturday workshop where you will learn how to arrange your roses and go home with a beautiful flower arrangement to display in your home.

Saturday, Mar 10 10:30a
Wing Haven, Charlotte
Learn the basics of home composting. It’s easy and fun! Reduce yard waste and improve your soil by learning to turn your leaves and kitchen scraps into compost, the gardener’s black gold.