Upcoming Events

Find fun pollinator events around the greater Asheville area. Join us for family-friendly programs, pollenteer workdays, pollinator workshops and more.

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Monarch Butterfly Day
Sep
28

Monarch Butterfly Day

Join the NC Arboretum for a celebration of the amazing monarch butterfly, and the public opening of the Arboretum's Playing Woods! This event will include fun for all ages, including informative lectures, craft activities and special nature play activities as we celebrate the opening of our outdoor nature playscape, the Playing Woods.

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The NC Arboretum Fall Plant Sale & Vendor Market
Sep
27

The NC Arboretum Fall Plant Sale & Vendor Market

Calling all garden lovers! Join us on Friday and Saturday, September 27 and 28 for our annual Fall Plant Sale and Market! The Market features unique plants grown in The North Carolina Arboretum’s Production Greenhouse and includes over 30 local growers and businesses. Shop an outstanding collection of annuals, perennials and crafts to the sounds of live music! On Saturday, September 28, children and adults can participate in Monarch Day activities.

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Asheville Botanical Garden Fall Plant Sale
Sep
14

Asheville Botanical Garden Fall Plant Sale

The Asheville Botanical Garden and numerous local plant vendors will offer a wide variety of native trees, shrubs, and flowers for fall planting. Signs will direct customers to the garden’s parking lot and to the designated overflow parking area at UNCA. Overflow parking lot is located at UNCA at 118 W.T. Weaver Blvd.

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More Habitat, Less Lawn: Getting Started with ReWilding Your Yard (Habitatscaping™ Speaker Series)
Sep
5

More Habitat, Less Lawn: Getting Started with ReWilding Your Yard (Habitatscaping™ Speaker Series)

Join the Gardening for Life Project for the first installment of the Habitatscaping™ speaker series! More Habitat, Less Lawn: Getting Started with ReWilding Your Yard will be an entertaining and inspirational presentation by one of the most passionate naturalists in our region, Sharon Mammoser.

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