Nearby, the Native Woodland Garden introduces another side of Bullington, with native azaleas, Carolina lilies, spring wildflowers, rhododendrons, and other plants suited to the surrounding mountain landscape. The Native Woodland Garden, maintained by the Western Carolina Botanical Club, is another area worth seeking out deliberately. Let The Trail Slow The Day DownThe woodland trail gives Bullington a completely different feel from its more formal garden beds. Beginning near the Native Woodland Garden, the half-mile route normally winds through mature rhododendrons, follows portions of Philip’s Branch, and eventually reaches the Reflection Garden. You can move between the Therapy Garden, Shade Garden, Herb Garden, Pollinator Garden, Rain Garden, Native Woodland Garden, Reflection Garden, perennial beds, and the large seasonal dahlia collection.