Azalea Gardens
Explore plantings featuring azaleas in many varieties and colors.
In Raleigh, WRAL Azalea Gardens is a public garden surrounding the WRAL-TV studios, with five acres of landscaped grounds open to visitors. The gardens feature azaleas in many varieties and colors, along with planting beds, planters, a fountain, and walkways. Visitors can explore the grounds and enjoy views of the garden landscape. The site is located on Western Boulevard, between the Main and Centennial campuses of North Carolina State University. Capitol Broadcasting Company founder A.J. Fletcher established the gardens, which opened to the public in 1959. Renovations in the early 2000s added landscaping features around the expanded studio building. The gardens are undergoing further work intended to extend them toward Centennial Parkway.
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Explore plantings featuring azaleas in many varieties and colors.
Landscaped grounds include a fountain and walkways.
The gardens opened to the public in 1959.
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