Selected Restorations
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Wharton Place
circa 1810
Eastern Shore of Virginia -
Ayr Mount
circa 1815
for Mr. Richard H. Jenrette
Hillsborough, NC -
Rosedale
circa 1815
for the Historic Rosedale Foundation
Charlotte, NC -
Roper House
circa 1840
for Mr. Richard H. Jenrette
East Bay Street, Charleston, SC -
Alexander Graham Bell House
circa 1860
for USWest Corp.
35th Street Georgetown, Washington DC -
Richmond Hill Inn and Conference Center
circa 1890
for Dr. and Mrs. Jake Michel
Asheville, NC -
Dr. William Coker House
circa 1917
for Dr. and Mrs. Woodrow Burns
Chapel Hill, NC -
#78 Main Street
circa 1810
for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones
Nantucket, MA -
Ellen Biddle Shipman Garden
Presidents House, Wake Forest University
Winston Salem, NC -
Hezekiah Alexander House
circa 1790
for the Queen's Table Public Art Project
Charlotte Museum of History , Charlotte, NC -
Colonial Williamsburg Inn
in collaboration with the Hayter Firm
Williamsburg, VA -
Willow Oak Plantation
circa 1825
for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dick
Eden, NC -
1822 Fair Street
for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Richard
Camden, SC -
McLendon House
Long Island, NY
Garden Symposiums
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The Garden Club of America
Hillsborough, Piedmont, Orinda, CA; Palm Beach, FL; Honolulu, HI; Barrington, Chicago, Winnetka, IL; Nantucket, MA; Cincinnati, OH; and Newport, RI -
The Trustees Garden Club of Savannah, GA
Savannah, GA -
The Cherokee Garden Club
Atlanta, GA -
The English Landscape Gardening School
Chelsea Physic Garden
London -
The Garden Club of San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA -
The Cummer Museum of Art
Jacksonville, FL -
The McKee Botanical Garden
Vero Beach, FL -
Richmond Hill Garden Symposia with Penelope Hobhouse
Ashville, NC -
J.C. Raulston Arboretum Symposium
Raleigh, NC -
The Garden Club of Virginia Annual Meeting
Richmond, VA -
The Garden Club of the City of New York
New York -
California Horticultural Society
San Francisco, CA -
North Carolina Museum of Art
Raleigh, NC -
The Greensboro Historical Museum
Greensboro, NC -
The Elizabeth Gamble Garden Lecture Series
Palo Alto, CA -
The Mint Museum of Art
Charlotte, NC -
Winghaven Garden Spring Symposium
Charlotte, NC -
Maryland Horticultural Society
LaDew Topiary Garden
Monkton, MD -
Ellen Shipman Garden Lecture
Duke University
Durham, NC -
Charleston Historical Society
Charleston, SC -
Savannah Historical Society Spring Symposium
Savannah, GA -
North Carolina Botanical Garden
100th Anniversary of the Coker Arboretum
Chapel Hill, NC -
Nantucket Preservation Trust
New York, New York
Board Affiliations
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The J.C. Raulston Arboretum
North Carolina State University -
The North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation
UNC-Chapel Hill -
The Sarah P. Duke Gardens
Duke University -
Preservation North Carolina
Raleigh, NC -
The Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art
Greensboro, NC -
The Weatherspoon Gallery of Contemporary Art
Greensboro, NC
Chip's Garden
Chip gardens on the grounds of his two, turn-of-the-century bungalows in Historic Fisher Park near downtown Greensboro. He uses one house as his residence and the other as his office. As a happy circumstance, when he bought the houses, Chip was unaware that one of them was a childhood home of one of his mentors, legendary botanist William Lanier Hunt, after whom the botanical garden at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is named.
Chip designed the gardens behind the houses as a collection of plants and garden elements he remembered from the gardens of his youth. The garden is overflowing with old fashioned favorites like roses, hydrangeas, camellias, gardenias and viburnums. Perennials and favored annuals complete the scheme. In addition to being a oasis of calm in a busy city, the garden also serves as a test garden for new plants. Chip is very proud to be a partner in Piedmont Carolina Nursery. Many new plant introductions prove their merit in his ever-changing urban landscape.