Volume 44 , Number 1
When we look at a brown, prickly object attached to the branch of an evergreen tree, we tend to call it a pine cone. But this, of course, is only...
To commemorate Landis’s momentous anniversary, I have been asked to compile a brief history of the Landis Arboretum. I will be doing this in two parts. This beginning article focuses...
“It’s the people,” Gail Browning said. That’s the reason why she’s been a friend of the Arboretum for more than 30 years.
When Gail and her family relocated to the area...
All nest monitoring is conducted in accordance with The Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Nestwatch Nest Monitoring Manual. All monitoring data is entered into the Nestwatch database, and an end-of-year summary...
As the Native Plant Trail approaches its 25th anniversary, the late Ed Miller would be pleased to know that his vision to create a beautiful and educational space lives on.
For...
Sensory gardens have been around since the 7th Century’s “paradise gardens” in Persia, which were based on scent and sound. But recently, the therapeutic value of these gardens has gained...
The Great Oak inspired Fred Lape’s father to name his property Oak Nose Farm. Standing tall for over 400 years, it was dear to the hearts of generations of Arboretum...
Fred Lape, working alongside George Landis, began planting trees at what would later become Landis Arboretum in the late 1940s, even before the Arboretum was formally established. Many of these...
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