Polly Hill Arboretum Celebrates Twenty Years With Twenty Iconic Trees
Polly Hill Arboretum celebrates 20 years open to the public.
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Fastigiate European Beech was Polly Hill's first planting.
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Tulip poplar's flower.
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Tulip poplar (liriodendron tulipifera) is also known as the tulip tree.
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Giant dogwood (cornus controversa).
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Yoshino Japanese red cedar (cryptomeria japonica Yoshino).
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Beetlebung (nyssa sylvatica) is commonly known as tupelo, black gum or sour gum.
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Kousa dogwoods are blooming now.
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Kousa dogwood (cornus kousa).
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Julian big-leaf magnolia's creamy flower.
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Julian big-leaf magnolia (magnolia macrophylla Julian) named after Polly's husband.
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A little humor in the monkey-puzzle tree.
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Monkey-puzzle tree (araucaria araucana).
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Silky stewartia is also known as the silky camellia.
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Silky stewartia (stewartia malacodendon).
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Distinctive bark of Japanese stewartia.
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Japanese stewartia (stewartia pseudocamellia).
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Beaked stewartia features white flowers with orange stamen.
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Beaked stewartia (stewartia rostrata).
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Dove tree (davidia involucrata) can be called the handkerchief tree or ghost tree.
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Black Oak (quercus velutina).
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Post oak is identifiable by the rounded cross-like shape formed by the leaf lobes.
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Post oak (quercus stellata) is resistant to rot, fire, and drought.
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Dawn redwood (metasequoia glyptostroboides) is native to China.
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Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Polly Hill Arboretum is offering a Twenty Iconic Trees tour, a series of walks that teaches visitors about some of the most intriguing trees on the arboretum grounds.
