Bryce Lane

Alumni distinguished professor emeritus, North Carolina State University

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Bryce Lane is a semi-retired faculty member in the Department of Horticultural Science at North Carolina State University. An award winning teacher, he taught many undergraduate classes, served as undergraduate program coordinator, and taught over 25,000 students. He currently teaches at N.C. State, and at the J.C. Raulston Arboretum and can be found giving talks at conferences and symposia. Bryce has worked closely with N.C. Extension and with the North Carolina nursery and landscaping industry. He produced and hosted a three-time Emmy winning, UNC TV public television show called In the Garden with Bryce Lane.

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  • Promoting Soil Health: A Prescription for Landscape Success

    Room B116

    Speaker: Bryce Lane, distinguished professor emeritus, North Carolina State University

    As landscapers, and gardeners, we typically spend most of our time thinking above ground. We spend countless hours selecting the right woody plant, considering the right exposure, combinations, size, color, and textures. Woody plant’s success is equally dependent on what is going

  • There is No Such Thing as Dwarf: Compact Plants for the Landscape

    Room B116

    Speaker: Bryce Lane, distinguished professor alumnus, North Carolina State University

    Home landscapes are shrinking, the average residential property size is now less than a quarter of an acre. More and more people are living in the city and have less and less space for plants. This has resulted in an increasing demand for dwarf/compact, self-contained plants. In this talk