Annual garden tour to inspire your green thumb

Enjoy the sunshine and take a garden tour rich with floral history.

A pink flower surrounded by green leaves and buds still yet to blossom in the background.

Wing Have has a lush garden of colorful flowers ready to be enjoyed by sight and smell.

Photo by CLTtoday

“It’s the secret garden brought to life.” Celebrate nature in the heart the Queen City by attending the 30th annual Gardener’s Garden Tour.

The weekend-long event at Wing Haven includes a private tour through lush, vibrant gardens. The fundraiser benefits the gardens and programs on site.

Garden Tour Sip & See | Friday, April 25
Enjoy live music and wine tastings throughout the Wing Haven Garden & Bird Sanctuary + children’s garden. Tickets are $75 for members and $95 for non-members.

30th Annual Gardener’s Garden Tour | Saturday, April 26-Sunday, April 27
Stroll through the natural oasis within Wing Haven Garden & Bird Sanctuary, SEED Wildlife & Children’s Garden, and the Elizabeth Lawrence House & Garden.

Wing Haven resides on Ridgewood Avenue. Ten homes, a wildlife respite, and blooming gardens remain intact amidst the bustle of Myers Park — built by and for the people of Charlotte.

“I want Wing Haven to be a sanctuary for the community,” said Susan Evans, Development Director of Wing Haven.

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