In The Garden 800 | UNC-TV

This weekly horticulture series hosted by Bryce Lane is also a televised one-hour credit course from North Carolina State University that introduces the basics of home landscaping.

This weekly horticulture series hosted by Bryce Lane is also a televised one-hour credit course from North Carolina State University that introduces the basics of home landscaping.

This weekly horticulture series hosted by Bryce Lane is also a televised one-hour credit course from North Carolina State University that introduces the basics of home landscaping.

This weekly horticulture series hosted by Bryce Lane is also a televised one-hour credit course from North Carolina State University that introduces the basics of home landscaping.

This weekly horticulture series hosted by Bryce Lane is also a televised one-hour credit course from North Carolina State University that introduces the basics of home landscaping.

Discover how to create a buzz in the garden literally. Bryce visits NC State Associate Professor and bee expert, David Tarpy to discuss the role bees play in developing a beautiful and productive garden. Then Bryce shares a list of plants that grow well in NC and attract pollinators to the garden.

807: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG). This episode features a program in Durham designed to teach teens about life through gardening. Bryce visits the Durham Inner-city Gardeners as they harvest their vegetable garden and prepare for a day at the Durham Farmer’s Market. What begins as “just another day in the garden”, ends with life lessons on teamwork, healthy eating and giving back to the community.

806. Where do new plants come from? Bryce and his guests answer that question and more as they explain the science behind plant breeding and plant discovery. Plus, Bryce discusses some cool new colocasias for the home landscape.

805: Plants for Cutting. Want to grow flowers that will brighten your home both outside and in? Try a cut flower garden! This episode showcases a host of plants that are great for cut flower arrangements. It also provides details on the specialty cut flower trials and eucomis research underway at North Carolina State University.

804: Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. Founded in 1676 in Charleston, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens is the oldest public tourist site in South Carolina’s lowcountry. Bryce takes a tour of this romantic garden and talks with a family who has helped shape the grounds for four generations and counting.

803: Brookgreen Gardens | Bryce visits Brookgreen Gardens located near Myrtle Beach, SC. Brookgreen is nationally-known for its combination of sculpture and horticulture. Bryce gets a tour and picks up some great tips for the home gardener.

802: NC Museum of Art & JC Raulston Arboretum | Where can you find works of art both inside and out? The NC Museum of Art, of course! Bryce takes a tour of the new garden areas at the museum and a sneak peek at garden projects in progress. Then he visits the JC Raulston Arboretum where its new director reveals the many changes underway in the garden.

801: Architectural Trees | Bryce visits Architectural Trees, a specialty nursery in Bahama, NC that is known for its distinctive and unusual plants and large mature trees. Owner, John Monroe , gives Bryce a tour of the nursery and a lesson in grafting.