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National-Public-Gardens-Day

By tyleradmin|2014-03-04T12:51:12-05:00March 4th, 2014|Comments Off on National-Public-Gardens-Day

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Standing tall, not far inside the main entrance, o Standing tall, not far inside the main entrance, our Kentucky coffeetree has become a cherished part of Tyler’s landscape. This majestic beauty has been a steadfast presence, welcoming visitors season after season, but like all living things, it shows signs of aging. After losing a large limb last year—and another recently—we called in experts to carefully clean up the damage, protect the trunk, and add cables to support the limbs that remain. Watching this tree grow older reminds us of nature’s resilience and fragility. Just like us, trees age and adapt over time. We’re doing everything we can to care for this incredible tree, so it can continue to welcome visitors for years to come. Next time you walk by, take a moment to marvel at its strength and beauty—and maybe send it a little love. 🍃 . . . . . #tylerarboretum #trees #arboretum #treesmatter #tree #coffeetree #kentuckycoffeetree #nature
Golden hues in winter? Yes, please! The 'Winter Go Golden hues in winter? Yes, please! The 'Winter Gold' winterberry holly shines with its radiant berries, bringing a burst of color to the season. It’s a happy nod to fall’s vibrant oranges, keeping the cheer alive as the world grows quieter. . . . . . . #tylerarboretum #wintergold #winterberry #holly #fallcolors #nature #natureisbeautiful #seasonalbeauty #enjoyingtheseason #berry #berries
The Painter Ginkgo is glowing! 🌟 Its leaves hav The Painter Ginkgo is glowing! 🌟 Its leaves have deepened into a vibrant yellow, and we're savoring these final golden days before the highly anticipated leaf drop transforms Lachford Patio into a stunning golden carpet. 🍂✨ Stay tuned—it won’t be long now! . . . . . #tylerarboretum #ginkgo #historictree #tree #fallvibes #fallishere #americasgardencapital #yellow #optoutside #beautifulday #delco #mediapa #chesco #placestovisit
🌿 November Reflections in Lucille’s Garden 🌿 As the harvest season winds down, Lucille’s Garden still holds hints of life and beauty, even in mid-November. Senior Gardener Bess Trout shares her reflections on the impact of the garden this year—the lessons learned, the community connections nurtured, and the inspiration she’s carrying into 2025. 🌟👉 Read her latest blog post at the link in our bio @tylerarboretum Take a stroll this weekend and soak in the beauty of a garden that gives so much back to nature—and to all of us.
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