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European Beech and Accessible Pathway
A Weeping European Beech creates an inviting tunnel over an accessible pathway in the Ambler Arboretum.
Ambler Arboretum of Temple University is a center for environmental and horticultural education, research and conservation and a community resource modeling environmental responsibility and the art and science of horticulture while celebrating the achievements of women in horticulture, preserving the historic significance of the campus and highlighting the health benefits of nature, plants and gardening.
Tag Archives: Public Horticulture
What’s Going on Here?* Landscape Management Course Project
Temple University’s Horticulture majors are required to take the Landscape Management Course. The goal of this course is to introduce students to the tasks of managing a landscape while giving them practical hands-on experience in landscape management. The successful management … Continue reading
Guest Blogger: Grace Harbison on Magnificent Magnolias
While the Arboretum is closed, Grace, a Horticulture Major in the Tyler School of Art and Architecture as well as an Ambler Arboretum Student Worker, is sharing some information about various plants that can be found around the Arboretum and … Continue reading
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