News From New Hanover County Center

Pumpkins stacked in at a pumpkin patch.
Get Creative with Seasonal Produce

Published - October 13, 2026

art in the arboretum postponement notice to October 31 and November 1
Art in the Arboretum 2026

Published - September 29, 2026

Live Oak Garden Entrance (Photo Courtesy of Taylor McDaniel)
Master Gardeners℠ Host Annual Garden Open House in Brunswick County

Published - September 29, 2026

Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks' at the Brunswick Botanical Garden. Photo courtesy of Amy Mead
The Autumn Gold Rush: Welcoming Goldenrod to the Garden

Published - September 21, 2026

New FCS Agent Allison Mattocks at a tabling event at UNCW.
New FCS Agent in New Hanover County

Published - September 15, 2026

Native Garden Tour Sign
Cape Fear Native Plant Festival's Native Garden Tour Returns

Published - September 8, 2026

Fall is just around the corner and with it, the best time to plant new trees and shrubs. Photo courtesy of Amy Mead
Rooted in Success: Why Fall Is the Ultimate Planting Season

Published - August 31, 2026

2 youth, one lady, Mr. Wuf from NCSU playing in a yard
Southeast CALS Wolfpack Harvest

Published - August 28, 2026

firepit with accessories for raffle
Support your Southeast District Admin Professionals

Published - August 25, 2026

4-H STEM
New Hanover County 4-H to Host First-Ever Southeast 4-H District S.T.E.M. Day

Published - August 20, 2026

Master Gardeners at The Cape Fear Museum Preview
New Hanover County Extension Master Gardeners Make History

Published - August 19, 2026

Pollinator Garden Visitors
Pollinator Count Party at The Arboretum

Published - August 6, 2026

Veggie gardening presentation
Elevate Your Garden This Fall: Upcoming Vegetable Gardening Presentations

Published - August 4, 2026

This little tool makes cutting the tops and bottom off a breeze.
Summer Food Traditions

Published - August 3, 2026

Amy Mead teaching during ProDay Eco 2026
Pesticide applicators invited to join Gardening Foundations for Pesticide Applicator Credit

Published - July 30, 2026

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Explore the Opportunities of New Hanover County 4-H at End of Summer Fun Event

Published - July 27, 2026

Spotted Lanternfly Displaying Underwing
Learn to Spot the Spotted Lanternfly Before It Arrives

Published - July 21, 2026

Driven by drought, leaf scorch occurs when roots can't absorb enough water to match transpirational loss, killing the leaf margins. Photo courtesy of Amy Mead
Water-wise Landscaping Helps Combat Drought Conditions

Published - July 13, 2026

Flower Field Trip to Trask family Family Farms
Growing through Extension: A Summer of Learning at Wilmington’s Cooperative Extension & Arboretum

Published - July 9, 2026

Edward Savage Photo of Mount Vernon
How Wilmington Residents Can Garden Like George Washington

Published - July 7, 2026

A Spanish tortilla, side salad topped with strawberries, and a little jamon.
Create a Taste of Spain Using Ingredients Found in the Wilmington Area

Published - July 7, 2026

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Update Your Profile in ISA's New Find an Arborist Directory

Published - June 30, 2026

Celebrity tomato ripening on the plant in Gabriella’s garden.
What Makes a Summer Tomato Taste So Good? Here's the Science Behind It

Published - June 28, 2026

Gabriella de Souza giving a presentation.
Gardening Foundations: A Nine-Week Course for Home Gardeners

Published - June 18, 2026

Group Participants gain vocational and coordination skills during propagation session
How Twenty Years in New Hanover’s Living Laboratory Shaped My Journey

Published - June 12, 2026

Chicks from the embryology enrichment program in New Hanover County
Growing Agriculture Connections, One Chick at a Time

Published - June 2, 2026

2026 Native Plant Festival Facebook Event Cover
Cape Fear Native Plant Festival 2026

Published - May 29, 2026

Native Venus Flytrap
Celebrate 75 Years of Natives

Published - May 29, 2026

Youth planting flowers at the Arboretum.
More Than a Camp: NHC 4-H Summer Fun

Published - May 22, 2026

The newly planted NC State Horticulture Showcase garden features plants bred by NC State Professor Dr. Tom Ranney.
From Lab to Landscape: New Showcase Garden at the Arboretum

Published - May 15, 2026

Traditional Blueberry Monoculture as seen at the Castel Hayne Crops Research Station
From Row Crops to Food Forests: What Sciences Says About Agriculture and Permaculture

Published - May 7, 2026

Samantha Byrd teaching group in greenhouse
Welcoming New Staff Members to NHC Extension

Published - May 4, 2026

Pink and White Azaleas at the NHC Arboretum
Pruning for Personal Growth

Published - April 24, 2026

Millstone 4-H Camp - 3 Girls Smiling
2026 Summer Fun Program Line-Up

Published - April 20, 2026

blueberry packing house
Cleaning and Sanitation for the Blueberry Industry

Published - April 10, 2026

From: NC Fresh Produce Safety
Have a question? EMG volunteers are here to help share their knowledge!
Support Horticulture Programming at 39th Annual EMG Plant Sale

Published - April 10, 2026

Looking up at Spanish Moss
Hanging Tough - Resilience of Spanish Moss

Published - April 3, 2026

Crew at Zanuadu Farms in Onslow County
Thank a Farmworker Today

Published - March 27, 2026

Backyard Sustainability Series starting at the NHC Arboretum each Wednesday from May 6 to June 10
Backyard Sustainability Series – Spring 2026

Published - March 24, 2026

Early handling and socialization turn curious chicks into gentle backyard companions that are easy to manage and a joy to keep.
From Coop to Kitchen: A Guide to Starting Your Backyard Flock

Published - March 20, 2026

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