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Arnoldia editor Nancy Rose spotlights the endangered Virginia roundleaf birch on July 31.
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Unter den linden
(from Arnoldia 71-2, 2013)
Many of the trees in the Arboretum's linden (Tilia) collection are in bloom, wafting a sweet fragrance from the numerous small, cream-colored flowers. Read here about an unusual linden cultivar introduced by the Arnold Arboretum. (photo: Robert Mayer) more »
What's New 
Trees nurture peace and resilience in Avon
Ginkgo biloba saplings, second generation survivors of the 1945 Hiroshima blast, are being nurtured at the Arnold Arboretum until they are ready to plant. more »
Art show highlights Arboretum throughout the year
Over the course of a year, two local artists painted the Arnold Arboretum’s landscapes, capturing scenes during each of the four seasons. more »
Our future...
Since 2008, the Arboretum and the Norfolk County Agricultural High School have partnered to offer junior-level students a plant science and collections management internship experience. more »
Photographs from Nature by Arthur Irving Emerson
With his images, [Arthur] Emerson is able to break down the tree into different, recognizable elements. Every page has crisp, close-up views of foliage and fruit, bark and branches, displaying identifiable pieces of each species. more »
Worrisome growth pattern
Researchers connect earlier spring to climate change. They say the expanded growing season has enabled forests to store as much as 26 million metric tons more CO2 than before. more »
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