North Carolina Botanical Garden

44 reviews

+1 (919) 962-0522

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Private event catering by Viceroy Indian restaurant of Durham. Inside one of the garden's private event spaces.

Private event at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Inside. DJ and dance floor.

Bridge to Allen Education Center center building (Building B): Visitor Information and Exhibits.

Pitcher plants in the Carnivorous Plant Collection.

Private event at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Inside. Cakes.

100 Old Mason Farm Rd

Chapel Hill, NC 27517

+1 (919) 962-0522

http://ncbg.unc.edu

The North Carolina Botanical Garden (NCBG), part of the University of North Carolina, is a 1,000+ acre assemblage of display gardens and natural areas in and around Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The Garden is nationally known as a center for the study, display, interpretation, and conservation of southeastern native plants. Our main gardens in Chapel Hill feature a variety of native plant displays, an indoor exhibit hall, Garden Shop, art gallery, and extensive nature trails behind the Garden.

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4.044 reviews

Robyn S.

5/22/2024

A wonderful botanic garden filled with interesting plants to see, seen in a natural habitat. The garden is dedicated to conserving unique NC plants. Educational areas include an informative...

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Sookia S.

11/9/2024

I met one of my close friends for a walk there today. They have a beautiful sculpture exhibit. It was a lovely fall day and perfect to be outside. I can imagine what it will look like in the...

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Lauren M.

3/23/2024

Nice spot to take a stroll and learn about all the plants! Everything is very well labeled. A highlight for me was entering the poisonous plant section through the spider gate. I enjoyed...

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William T.

9/14/2024

Honestly, we came here with our toddler, which was maybe not the best idea because there wasn't a ton of stuff for him to do. That being said, I thought it was really pretty and liked walking down...

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Alex H.

3/28/2023

Nice little botanical garden... it's sparse at the moment and was hoping with spring here it had sprung a little More but seeing the local plant life and rare items only found in the area is...

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