Volume 33 , Number 4
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About 50 volunteers were honored at the Landis Arboretum’s annual Volunteer Appreciation event, held in the...
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We hope that what will be the first of many wellness retreats at Landis happened on Saturday, October 3, in the Meeting House...
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The Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy (MHLC) is pleased to be working with the Landis Arboretum. We share many similar goals including a passion for the beautiful natural areas throughout the...
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The Schenectady and Schoharie County ARCs provide numerous programs and support for people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities. The Landis Arboretum is proud to assist them in their efforts.
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The weather could not have been more perfect for the 9th running of the Landis Perennial Forest 5K.
Eighty-five runners and walkers from age five through 80-years-young set the...
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Among other ancient peoples, the Druids of the British Isles held the oak to be sacred and ceremoniously gathered mistletoe from its branches. In the New World, many American Indian...
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You could say he’s the father of all gardeners—all modern gardeners, anyway. Karl Linne (or Carolus Linnaeus, to use the Latin form of his name, which he preferred)...
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The Landis Arboretum offers a year-round menu of family-friendly activities, including educational and recreational programs focused on every...
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Dr. Russ Newkirk finds his greatest joy in being of service to others.
Two golf carts donated by Dr. Russell Newkirk help Ed Miller maintain the Native Plant Trail, as... Read More
If you are a devotee of Landis’ Full Moon Concert series, you may have heard the name Sam Bates. Sam was one of the founding members of the Landis...
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“I’m learning all the time,” Jeanne Post-Sourmail said. “That’s the glory of the Arboretum.”
Learning has always been central to Jeanne’s life. In 2013, she retired from a 25-year...
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For the gardener, the crisp autumnal air signifies that the hard work is done. There's finally time to walk the gardens, inspecting new plant additions and noting next season’s projects...
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It is with great sorrow that I report the passing of an old friend, the Arboretum’s Great Oak.
For several hundred years, the Great Oak stood tall and...
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