Beekeeping Program Graduates: What Are They Doing Now?
Tyler Arboretum
by Lynn Lampman
2M ago
When I was 23 years old and working in rural Kentucky as a teacher, a local nurse asked if I would be interested in helping her harvest honey from her two hives. Of which, one of her hives was about 12 feet from the front door of my little cottage near the top of ..read more
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Lucille’s Garden Update: The Zones they are a-Changin’
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by Bess Trout
2M ago
2024. How on earth did that happen? I can’t be the only one still reeling from the shift. Wasn’t it just August 10 minutes ago? But it is March of a brand-new year, and the weather is hinting at spring.  Garden Preparations for the New Season The garden is ready ..read more
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Medicinal Plant Garden
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by Bess Trout
4M ago
People and plants have a long history. We’ve used them for food, for the fibers that make our clothes, for our shelters and also for our medicine. Some of our time-tested plant remedies are well known, like witch-hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) to heal the skin and aspirin from the bark of a white willow (Salix ..read more
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Post Net in the Pollinator Preserve: Reactions and Reflections
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by Nancy Heinbaugh
4M ago
Our first season without having a net covering the structure in the Pollinator Preserve has been one of discovery, learning and encouragement. Not putting up the net may sound easy, but it took quite a bit of planning to ensure this beloved exhibit continued to attract and educate visitors while also being more ecologically sound ..read more
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Exploring the Enchanting World of Mosses at Tyler Arboretum
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by Alison Dame & Dave Charlton
4M ago
Welcome to the miniature forests beneath your feet – the world of mosses, those often overlooked and underestimated wonders of nature. At Tyler Arboretum we invite you to embark on a journey through the enchanting realm of mosses. These tiny land plants, the tiniest in the world, play a vital role in our ecosystem ..read more
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Celebrating the Heart of Tyler Arboretum: Volunteer Recognition Dinner 2023
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by Jennifer Camp
5M ago
Nestled at the core of Tyler Arboretum is a devoted community of active volunteers driven by a shared love for nature and a steadfast commitment to service. On November 16, Tyler celebrated these individuals at its annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner. This heartfelt occasion is designed to express gratitude to those who dedicated at least ..read more
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Where Did All the Stars Go: Longing for the Milky Way Amidst Light Pollution
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by lynn-lampman
5M ago
Every night from 1980 – 1982, I would go outside my trailer in rural Kentucky and gaze upon the Milky Way. In the 41 years since then, I have only seen the Milky Way twice - in Maine and New Mexico.  From every night to twice in four decades, what happened? The answer is ..read more
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The Gifts of Tyler Arboretum Membership: One Couple’s Journey
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by Jennifer Camp
5M ago
In 2019, Kent and Tamiko Stumpe joined Tyler Arboretum shortly after moving to Delaware County from the Cleveland area. Kent recalls, "One stroll through the grounds and out onto the trails, and we joined." That's the magic of Tyler – one visit is all it takes to become enchanted by its beauty and tranquility ..read more
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Naturalist at Heart: Meet Tyler Arboretum Volunteer Sue Fredrick
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by Jennifer Camp
6M ago
Some people are born with a deep affinity for the natural world. Sue Fredrick is unquestionably one of them. With two degrees in science - a bachelor's in biology from Mount Union College and a master's in marine biology from the University of Connecticut - Sue’s educational background reflects her passion for the environment ..read more
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Autumn Arrives in Lucille’s Garden
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by Bess Trout
6M ago
The Autumn Garden: a Bittersweet Place The cooling temperatures and diminishing light mean that everything slows down – a welcome reprieve after the frantic pace of the season. At the same time, reality sets in. Soon, it will be time to say goodbye to the plants you’ve lovingly nurtured through the spring, summer, and ..read more
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