Volume 79, Issue 3
Fall 2022
What’s in the Issue?
Letter from the Keeper of Living Collections
Being Green
By Michael S. Dosmann
Letters to the Editor
Notes from the Field
Matt Kaminsky finds nature and nurture in a hilltown apple orchard; Carol Reese recalls her family’s journey cultivating Asian Persimmons; Anna Maria Caballero shares the magic of nature with young learners in the arboretum.
Plant Portrait
Helwingia chinensis
By Andrew Gapinski
Features
COLLECTIONS IN PRACTICE
The Wild Hydrangeas of Mt. Cuba Center
By Sam Hoadley
TREE TIME
Pinus krempfii Does Battle
By Rob Nicholson
HISTORY OF LANDSCAPE
The Timber Culture Act
By Rosetta Elkin
ARNOLD SELECTS
Viburnum bracteatum ‘Crimson Gem’
By Tiffany Enzenbacher
Poetry
Two Poems: “Early” and “How the ground presses up”
By Jessica Fjeld
Propagations
GREEN CITIES
Public Gardens and the Livable City
By Donald A. Rakow, Megan Z. Gough, and Sharon A. Lee
SMALL WORLD
War and Horticulture in Ukraine
By Brendan Keegan
PERSONAL HISTORY
Among white pines, at the foot of them
By Éireann Lorsung
Season in Practice
Hardwood Cutting
By Sean Halloran
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