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4:00 pm

Flowers of Forsythia 'Meadowlark'

Tree Mob: Forsythia

April 7 @ 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm
Ponds 8V2J+H8X, Boston

The Arboretum’s Forsythia collection is not only a beautiful display of yellow every spring, but it is also one of the most significant of its kind on the planet. Such is its importance that it is one of the eight Nationally Accredited Collections at the Arnold Arboretum. Some of these accessions were collected from the wild in Asia (including North Korea) while others are cultivars introduced by Arboretum scientists and others to improve the ornamental merits of the genus. Join Keeper of the Living Collections Michael Dosmann on a stroll to learn more about Forsythia and some the storied plants that grow here.

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