Cape Fear Native Plant Festival-Re-Imagined!
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Collapse ▲We will feature speakers in the evenings leading up to the Festival at the New Hanover County Arboretum.
- Wednesday, September 18th, 6:30-8 p.m.
- Natural Attraction: How Native Plants Bring Pollinators Home Join Extension Master Gardener ℠ volunteer, Patti Achee, to learn how your yard can become a natural beacon for pollinators by implementing the principles of the Nature at Home program. This award-winning program, through New Hanover County Extension, offers homeowners the opportunity to have a team of Master Gardener volunteers visit their yard to provide individualized recommendations to transform their outdoor living spaces into biodiverse, wildlife–friendly habitats. Yards that meet sustainable practices are also able to become Certified Nature at Home yards. Come learn why this program is needed, the basic principles of the program, and how your yard can become not only a beacon for pollinators but a haven for native plants that add back biodiversity into our city, one yard at a time. Click here for more information and to REGISTER.
- Thursday, September 19th, 6:30-8 p.m.
- Native Plant Propagation Workshop Join Karen Mulcahy, Owner of Above the Briery Nursery, to learn how you can collect, process, and sow native seeds to grow your own native plants. Karen has years of experience and knowledge on how to successfully propagate plants and will teach you the secrets to success. This workshop will be hands on and interactive. Click here for more information and to REGISTER.
- Friday, September 20th, 6:30-8 p.m., Keynote Speaker
- Natural Communities of Southeastern NC: Long Leaf Pines The Cape Fear Native Plant Festival is proud to present our Keynote Speaker, Roger Shew, UNWC Professor and expert coastal naturalist. Roger is a native of Brunswick County, has been educating UNCW students and the community for decades about our wild spaces, their importance, and the threats to our regional ecosystem. He works in the community to preserve these habitats, including his self-described “natural treasures” of the coastal plain in southeastern North Carolina. Our community is at a critical stage with development and pollution endangering our natural ecosystems, including our natural treasures and the species that call them home. Join Roger to learn about our unique coastal ecology with a special focus on Long Leaf Pines. Click here for more information and to REGISTER.
Native Plants will be available for sale at various vendors throughout the Cape Fear Area on Saturday, September 21st. Some locations will host multiple vendors.
- Going Native Gardens
- Duane Truscott
- Seed Swap, NHC Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
- Flytrap Jones
- Grizz’s Native Plant Nursery
- Above the Briery, LLC
- Wild Meadow Farm
- The Herbal Gnome
- By Franchesca Studios
- The Honey Bee Farm at White Heron Retreat
- Well Fed Ed Food Truck Menu