Responsible Gardening in a Changing Climate with Emmy-Award winning professor Bryce Lane

Learn how to create a healthier, more resilient garden in a changing climate during this six-week course led by Bryce Lane, an award-winning horticulture educator and former NC State professor. Participants will explore how climate change is affecting gardens and landscapes, including shifting hardiness zones, changing rainfall patterns, longer growing seasons, and increasing pest pressures.

The course covers practical topics such as climate-adapted plant selection, waterwise gardening, soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable landscape design. Offered both in person and online, the program provides flexible learning opportunities for gardeners looking to make informed, climate-smart decisions and build more resilient landscapes for the future.