Gardens of Raleigh

Clapp Garden

Visitors to this secluded Raleigh garden will applaud Anne Clapp's botanic know-how. Creating the garden on a hillside proved a real challenge, but Clapp decided to go with the flow and plant daffodils and camellias, punctuated by a few modern conveniences for her feathered friends.

Juniper Level Garden

For Tony Avent, variety is the spice of life and his North Carolina garden. Tony's garden exhibits some 8,000 plant types. Countrified columbines and exotic lilies turn this diverse space into an unending garden of discovery.

Montrose Garden

Sometimes it takes years to develop the perfect garden--sometimes even centuries. Montrose is the former home of William Alexander Graham, 19th century North Carolina governor and devoted gardener. In 1977, current owner Nancy Goodwin donned her gardening gloves and embedded her own style on the Montrose landscape. Verbena and honeysuckle display themselves elegantly in this long-lived historic garden.

Sarah P. Duke Garden
Durham, North Carolina

In nearby Durham, Duke University offers more than a stellar education. It also offers 55 acres of spectacular garden gems. Lavender wisteria drapes a pergola with Victorian charm, while nearby cherry trees and dogwoods add a delicate Asian flair to this all-American campus garden.

Resources
Sarah P. Duke Garden
Sarah P. Duke Gardens
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