Books, articles, records and pictures in the index about North Carolina Botanical Garden, found by its names in titles, catalog subjects and the index’s descriptions, and read one by one. Those held at OCPL come first.
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The herb garden : a volunteer project at the North Carolina Botanical Garden
Hubbard, Mercer Reeves · 1976 · North Carolina Botanical Garden
Mercer Reeves Hubbard's account of the herb garden built by volunteers at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, published by the garden in 1976 and signed at the end by Hubbard. Topics include herb gardens and herbs in Chapel Hill along with the garden itself, so the piece is a short institutional record of that planting.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
North Carolina Botanical Garden
1972 · University of North Carolina
Blue line map of the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, printed by the University of North Carolina in 1972. An ancillary map of the region sits in the upper right corner, and the sheet is drawn with north to the right instead of the top. Topics include botanical gardens in Chapel Hill in map form.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
The North Carolina Botanical Garden : a review of the history and status, and prospectus for a public botanical garden and arboretum, operated as a unit of the Department of Botany, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
1961 · Department of Botany, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
A review of the history and status of the North Carolina Botanical Garden, together with a prospectus for running it as a public botanical garden and arboretum under the Department of Botany at the University of North Carolina. Issued at Chapel Hill in 1961, it belongs to the planning record of the garden, concerning botanical gardens, planning and the garden's own history.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Arch in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at Chapel Hill. Photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Poison ivy growing at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Gate shaped like a spider web at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill. North Carolina ECHO photograph taken 6 March 2002.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Commemorative plaque beside a path in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at UNC-Chapel Hill. Photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Metal sculpture set outdoors at a corner of the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill. North Carolina ECHO photograph, 6 March 2002.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Stone sculpture in the North Carolina Botanical Garden, UNC-Chapel Hill, photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Lyle Estill's Endangered Plant Chess Set, a life-size set in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at Chapel Hill. Taken 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Sign for the life-size chess set at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, whose pieces, designed by Lyle Estill, represent endangered plants of North Carolina. North Carolina ECHO photograph, 6 March 2002.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Metal gate on a garden path at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill. Photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Clyde Jones piece photographed at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, UNC-Chapel Hill, on 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Work by Clyde Jones at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, from a set of North Carolina ECHO photographs of the garden taken 6 March 2002.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
A whimsical piece by Clyde Jones in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at UNC-Chapel Hill, taken 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Clyde Jones sculpture in the North Carolina Botanical Garden, one of several works by the Chatham County folk artist photographed there on 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Obelisk standing near the Paul Green Cabin in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at UNC-Chapel Hill. North Carolina ECHO photograph, 6 March 2002.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Small display on the relocation and restoration of the Paul Green Cabin at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill. Photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Plaque inside the Paul Green Cabin at the North Carolina Botanical Garden commemorating Green, a UNC philosophy professor and writer best known for the outdoor drama 'The Lost Colony'. North Carolina ECHO photograph, 6 March 2002.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Paul Green's cabin in the North Carolina Botanical Garden, relocated in 1991 from the writer's Chapel Hill residence so it could be preserved and interpreted. Photographed 6 March 2002 for North Carolina ECHO.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Outdoor sculpture in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at UNC-Chapel Hill. Taken 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Sign at the Paul Green Cabin in the North Carolina Botanical Garden. The playwright's cabin was moved to the garden in 1991 from his former home in Chapel Hill, to be kept safe and interpreted for visitors. North Carolina ECHO photograph, 6 March 2002.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Outdoor work by folk artist Clyde Jones set in the North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill. Photographed 6 March 2002 for North Carolina ECHO.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Research library of the North Carolina Botanical Garden at UNC-Chapel Hill, photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
The main building of the North Carolina Botanical Garden, which holds exhibits, classrooms, a laboratory, a library and a gift shop. North Carolina ECHO photograph, Chapel Hill, 6 March 2002.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Educational exhibit at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, UNC-Chapel Hill, photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina ECHO (Project) · 2002
Entrance sign for the North Carolina Botanical Garden, part of UNC-Chapel Hill, photographed 6 March 2002 for the North Carolina ECHO project.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
Plant Variation and Adaptation, N.C. Botanical Garden.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Office of Communications and Public Affairs · 1970
Photograph from 1970 by the UNC Office of Communications and Public Affairs for Science and Technology Board Grant 49, a study of plant variation and adaptation at the North Carolina Botanical Garden led by Dr. C. Ritchie Bell of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
North Carolina Botanical Garden Education Center
Andrew Fox; Sadie Walters · 2015
A Landscape Architecture Foundation case study of the North Carolina Botanical Garden's Education Center, its building and grounds.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
Dr. Ritchie Bell, December 1978
Morton, Hugh M. · 1978
Botanist C. Ritchie Bell of the North Carolina Botanical Garden, professor emeritus of botany at UNC-Chapel Hill, with jack-in-the-pulpit plants in a greenhouse in December 1978, probably in Chapel Hill. Color slide by Hugh Morton.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
Dr. Ritchie Bell, December 1978
Morton, Hugh M. · 1978
Botanist C. Ritchie Bell of the North Carolina Botanical Garden, professor emeritus of botany at UNC, with Jack-in-the-pulpit plants, probably in Chapel Hill. Hugh Morton made the color slide in December 1978.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
March 1973 color slide by Hugh Morton showing flowers at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, the university's garden in Chapel Hill. One mounted 35 mm slide.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Hugh Morton photographed pitcher plants at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill in March 1973. One of his slides of the garden's pitcher plants from that month, on 35 mm color film.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Flowers at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, recorded on a 35 mm color slide by Hugh Morton in March 1973.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Venus flytrap at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, photographed in color by Hugh Morton in March 1973. The flytrap is an endangered plant native to the coastal Carolinas.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Hugh Morton's March 1973 color slide of a Venus flytrap at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, one of his nature photographs from the garden.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Pitcher plants growing at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, from a 35 mm color slide Hugh Morton made in March 1973.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Shortia in flower at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill, photographed by Hugh Morton in March 1973 on a 35 mm color slide.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Hugh Morton color slide of a flower in bloom at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, taken in March 1973. One 35 mm mounted slide from his nature photography at the university's garden.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Pitcher plants growing at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, photographed by Hugh Morton in March 1973 on 35 mm color slide film.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Hugh Morton photographed two women studying wildflowers in the North Carolina Botanical Garden at Chapel Hill in March 1973. One 35 mm color slide.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Two women look at wildflowers at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill in March 1973. Color 35 mm slide by Hugh Morton.
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NC Botanical Garden, March 1973
Morton, Hugh M. · 1973
Shortia in bloom at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, a color slide by Hugh Morton from March 1973.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
William Lanier Hunt papers, 1880s-1996.
Hunt, William Lanier · 1884
Papers of the horticulturist William Lanier Hunt, dated from the 1880s to 1996, about 40,000 items in 130 linear feet, part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 5286. Topics include southern gardens and garden design, horticultural societies and teaching, the North Carolina Botanical Garden and its foundation, photographs of flowers, and the botanist William Chambers Coker at Chapel Hill.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
Botanical Garden (Chapel Hill Historical Society vertical file)
Newspaper clippings, photocopied articles, promotional pieces, reports and notes on the botanical garden at Chapel Hill. Undated; part of the Chapel Hill History series in the Chapel Hill Historical Society's vertical files.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
N.C. Botanical Garden: photographs (Chapel Hill Historical Society)
Children touching plants at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, undated. From the Chapel Hill Life: General binder of the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Prints and Photographs Collection.
Why this is here: Found by the site’s name in its title, catalog subjects or description, and read by hand.
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Conservation Project : the Laurel Hill Nature Preserve and "Billy Hunt's garden" with an update on the rare species and exotic species of the Hunt Arboreturm, Gray Bluff Garden, and the Mason Farm Biological Reserve : final report
Wichmann, Brenda L. · 2000 · North Carolina Botanical Garden, University of North Carolina
Brenda L. Wichmann's December 2000 report on the Laurel Hill Nature Preserve and Billy Hunt's garden, with updates on rare and exotic species at the Hunt Arboretum, Gray Bluff Garden and the Mason Farm Biological Reserve. The North Carolina Botanical Garden issued it at Chapel Hill in 269 leaves with illustrations and maps, covering vegetation surveys and rare plants.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Welcome to Coker Arboretum of the North Carolina Botanical Garden, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
North Carolina Botanical Garden · 2000 · The Botanical Garden
Visitor guide to the Coker Arboretum on the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill, issued by the North Carolina Botanical Garden in 2000. It covers the arboretum's history and William Chambers Coker, the botanist it is named for, who died in 1953. A short orientation piece for people walking the grounds.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Conservation project : the Nature Trail Area, Coker Pinetum, and Stillhouse Bottom Nature Preserve : final report
McCormick, Carol; White, P. S.; North Carolina Botanical Garden · 1993 · North Carolina Botanical Garden, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
A final report dated May 1993 by Carol McCormick and P. S. White for the North Carolina Botanical Garden at the University of North Carolina, covering conservation work in three Chapel Hill natural areas: the Nature Trail Area, the Coker Pinetum and Stillhouse Bottom Nature Preserve. Topics include botany and nature conservation in Chapel Hill. A record of these sites in the early 1990s.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Conservation project : the Mason Farm Biological Reserve : final report
White, P. S. · 1992 · North Carolina Botanical Garden, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
P. S. White's final report on a conservation project at the Mason Farm Biological Reserve, issued in June 1992 by the North Carolina Botanical Garden at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Sixty-nine pages of report with roughly four hundred pages of supporting material and illustrations, covering plant conservation and natural areas at Chapel Hill.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Conservation project : the William Lanier Hunt Arboretum and Gray Bluff Garden
White, P. S. · 1991
Conservation assessment of the William Lanier Hunt Arboretum and Gray Bluff Garden prepared by P. S. White in January 1991, treating the two Chapel Hill sites as natural areas connected with the North Carolina Botanical Garden. It pairs with the plant checklist compiled for the same ground that year.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Conservation plan for the Coker Arboretum of the North Carolina Botanical Garden
Birkemo, Diane G.; Moore, Ken (J. Kenneth) · 1990 · Botanical Garden Foundation
Diane G. Birkemo and Ken Moore prepared this 1990 conservation plan for Coker Arboretum, the North Carolina Botanical Garden's planting on the university campus in Chapel Hill. The Botanical Garden Foundation issued it, as the final performance report of a project supported by the Institute of Museum Services, dated 29 June 1990. Plans are laid in pockets.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Garden trails
North Carolina Botanical Garden · 1983 · The Garden
Periodical published by the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, dated 1983 in this record. It concerns botanical gardens in Chapel Hill and plants in North Carolina, both as periodicals, so the run carries the garden's own news to its readers across the seasons of its work.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
The North Carolina Botanical Garden : a garden of native plants, Chapel Hill, N.C
1980
A 1980 pamphlet on the North Carolina Botanical Garden, the university's garden of native plants in Chapel Hill. Issued in Chapel Hill.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Visitor's guide to the lower garden trail of the North Carolina Botanical Garden
1974 · North Carolina Botanical Garden
Trail guide for visitors walking the lower garden trail at the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, published by the garden in 1974. Subjects include plants in Chapel Hill and the garden itself. A companion guide covers the upper trail, and together they show how the garden interpreted its native plantings for the public.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Visitor's guide to the upper garden trail of the North Carolina Botanical Garden
1974 · North Carolina Botanical Garden
The upper garden trail at the North Carolina Botanical Garden gets its own visitor booklet here, published by the garden in Chapel Hill in 1974 to point out the plants along the route. A matching guide covers the lower trail.
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The North Carolina Botanical Garden : a garden of native plants
North Carolina Botanical Garden · 1967 · North Carolina Botanical Garden
Introductory booklet on the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, presenting it as a garden of native plants and published by the garden in 1967. Topics include botanical gardens in Chapel Hill and the garden itself. The garden also issued trail guides and a map in the years that followed.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
North Carolina Botanical Garden is many things
Bell, C. Ritchie · 1967
C. Ritchie Bell wrote this short 1967 piece on the North Carolina Botanical Garden, the university garden at Chapel Hill. The work deals with writing on botanical gardens in North Carolina and name the garden itself.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
[Brochures and pamphlets of the North Carolina Botanical Garden]
North Carolina Botanical Garden · 1900 · North Carolina Botanical Garden
A gathering of brochures and pamphlets issued by the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill. The pieces are the garden's own literature for visitors, collected as a group, and the catalog record gives 1900 as the date.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Catalog of permanent plant accessions
North Carolina Botanical Garden · North Carolina Botanical Garden
The North Carolina Botanical Garden's own catalog of the plants in its permanent accessions, published in Chapel Hill. Plant catalogs and collections in the town are its subject.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
North Carolina Botanical Garden records, 1952-1989.
North Carolina Botanical Garden · 1952
Botanical garden records from 1952 to 1989, approximately 11,800 items in 18 linear feet, in the University Archives at UNC, collection 40072. The North Carolina Botanical Garden sits in Chapel Hill under the university, and topics include botanical gardens there, plant conservation in the state, the study and teaching of botany, the Department of Botany, the garden's foundation, and C. Ritchie Bell.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Records of the North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation, 1952-1989.
North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation · 1952
Fundraising and administrative records of the North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation, 1952 to 1989, one thousand items in 1.5 linear feet, in the University Archives at UNC, collection 40178. The foundation raised money for the North Carolina Botanical Garden, which belongs to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the records concern botanical garden finance and educational fund raising in the state.
Why this is here: Published by or for the site; found by its name and read by hand.
Not about North Carolina Botanical Garden alone: the architectural surveys that cover its town or the county, and maps drawn while it stood. Several of the surveys can be read free online at NC Digital Collections.
