Sites:
| Airlie Gardens: Quintessential Southern garden in Wilmington featuring azaleas, camellias, statuary and the historic Airlie Oak, and large freshwater lakes. Virtual tour, information about events, education, membership, and volunteering. | | Cape Fear Botanical Garden: Teaching and pleasure garden featuring wooded areas with nature trails, waterwise, heritage, and children's gardens, and collections of camellias and daylilies. Descriptions and photos, events calendar, and plant list by month of bloom. | | Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden: Garden in Belmont, offers community and camp programs, classes, and group tours. Calendar of events, membership details, searchable plant information, volunteer opportunities. | | JC Raulston Arboretum: Features a diverse collection of plants adapted for landscape use in the southeastern United States, with a focus on hardy shrubs and trees. Full-featured website with details and photos for many of the plant holdings. Piedmont. | | Morrison Gardens: A rose garden in Davidson featuring 110 cultivars of heritage, antique and old Roses. Site features photos, gardening tips and heritage rose information. | | New Hanover County: The Arboretum: Wilmington garden features landscaping and plantings dedicated to demonstrating the best plant species for southeastern North Carolina landscapes, design and horticultural techniques, and environmental stewardship. | | Tanglewood Park: Public garden and arboretum in Clemmons featuring a diverse collection of native flora, herbs, landscape designs, and materials. History, photos, and visitor information. | | The Elizabethan Gardens: Garden in the formal British style on Roanoke Island in the Outer Banks. Photographs of garden areas, admission information. | | The Sarah P. Duke Gardens: The crown jewel of Duke University, renowned both for landscape design and the quality of horticulture. Information about visiting, events, and gardening, and a section just for kids. | | UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens: Combination of outdoor and indoor garden facilities on campus, including a woodland garden featuring a large rhododendron collection, an Oriental-themed ornamental garden, and a tropical greenhouse. | | Wilson Rose Garden: Tour, history, and general information about this garden in Eastern North Carolina. | | Wing Haven Gardens & Bird Sanctuary: A four-acre garden in a residential neighborhood of Charlotte, with formal gardens, water features, and wooded areas. Garden tour, membership, volunteer, and calendar information. |
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