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Spring Botanizing at Penny’s Bend

Penny’s Bend, an 84-acre preserve, has a unique geology and therefore distinct soils that support rare plant species. Join Alec Motten, professor emeritus, and Paul Manos, professor of biology, Duke University, for a relatively easy hike, under two miles. The spring wildflower season is challenging to predict, but we will see plenty! Plan to wear weather-appropriate, comfortable clothes and good walking shoes.

Fee: $28; 20% discount for Duke Gardens members with discount code.

Location: Meet at Penny’s Bend. Driving directions will be included in a program reminder email sent the week before the program. Parking is free and carpooling is encouraged.  

Accessibility: This will be a small group program that takes place outdoors and traveling on unpaved trails with some uneven surfaces and moderate inclines.

Questions?

Please contact us at 919-668-1701 or GardensEducation@duke.edu.