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- Keeper of the Living Collections
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- Senior Research Scientist Emeritus
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- Anthony S. Aiello
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- Jake J. Grossman
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Lisa Pearson, Head of Library and Archives - Lisa Pearson
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As the quarterly magazine of the Arnold Arboretum, Arnoldia is the definitive forum for conversations about trees and other temperate woody plants, as well as the landscapes they occupy.

Arnoldia was established as the Bulletin of Popular Information in 1911. Since the beginning, authors have taken an interdisciplinary approach to storytelling. They unspool narratives of plant exploration and plant introduction; they offer behind-the-scenes glimpses of botanical research; they dig into the horticultural archives to explore the history of landscape design; and this is just the beginning. While the breadth of topics is wide, authors write with a narrative and explanatory style, exploring ideas with timely—but also timeless—implications for how readers see and think about trees and other plants.
Subscribe to Arnoldia and purchase print issues through our online subscriptions portal, or become a member of the Arnold Arboretum to receive the print magazine. Members at the Contributing ($50) level or higher receive Arnoldia for a year by mail, and members at all levels receive digital access to the current issue of Arnoldia. View the current issue page for more information about digital access. All previous issues are accessible to the general public from this home page.
Authors are encouraged to review our guidelines for contributors. Submissions are welcome.>
Jonathan Damery, Editor