PJCBG Garden Cam

This current view looks out from our temporary office building westward.  The dug-out area to the left of the fence, the future Pattern Garden, has its drainage system in place, electrical lines installed, and initial layer of topsoil in place.  We have also started construction of our Garden Pavilion in the upper left-hand corner of the Pattern Garden, with the brick work recently completed.  We will next begin the installation of the irrigation system in the Pattern Garden.  Stay tuned for more!  (Updated 6 May 2008)

Friends of PJCBG Lecture Series

DATE CHANGE FOR MAY LECTURE!!!  The May Lecture, "My Favorite Gardens and Their Influence on the Design of Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden," has been moved from Thursday, May 8, to Tuesday, May 20.  The time of the lecture, 7 pm, remains the same.  Click on the link to see the schedule through August.

If you miss a lecture and would like a copy of the handout (if available), call the Garden office, 336-996-7888, and we will be glad to mail one to you!

Free to members of the Friends of PJCBG; $8.00 per person for non-members.  Membership applications will be available at all lectures.

Spring '08 Plant Sale

The Spring Plant Sale was a great success!!  Many thanks to all who came to support the Garden.  We'll have pictures up shortly. 

 In the meantime, mark your calendars for the Fall Plant Sale on Saturday, October 4.

A PDF file containing a list of plants offered for sale this spring can be found on the Spring Plant Sale Web-page.  If we still have it, you can still get it!

Join Us Today

Become a member of the Friends of the Garden and help support the ongoing development of a fabulous new botanical garden serving the Piedmont Triad area, the whole of North Carolina, and beyond!  2007 was a great year for the progress in the Garden's development.  We have had wonderful support not only from the Kernersville community but also from individuals and organizations in our surrounding cities.  Great strides have been made in construction and planning, and you will continue to see more over the coming months.

Development of Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden would not be possible without the dedicated support of our Friends.  YOU can also become a part of this project by becoming a member.  We welcome you at any level!