Last May, Scott Wade, State Coordinator of the Champion Tree Program for Pennsylvania, gave a tour...
Enjoying Spring Blooms Despite 6 Inches of Snow
Since Mother Nature doused the eastern seaboard with snow, those anxious to see the first...
Working with LEED Accredited Professionals
In the Scott Arboretum's quest to build a LEED silver building, the Wister Education Center and...
Early, Bright Blooms at the Arboretum
Now is the time to come visit the Scott Arboretum's collection of witchhazels! Many witchhazels...
Perennials in the Winter Landscape
Winter has settled in at here the Scott Arboretum. While we haven't gotten any decent snow yet,...
What is LEED Certification?
LEED certification is a "green" buzz word you may have stumbled across in the past several months,...
Blogging at Public Gardens
Thank you to Susan Harris at GardenRant for her review of Garden Seeds. Check out her post to see...
Hollies at the Scott Arboretum
When I was the curatorial intern here at the Scott Arboretum, I was given the task of producing...
Awards
This past month the Scott Arboretum and staff have been recognized for their efforts in the...
An Interview with Keith Wiley
Keith Wiley was the head gardener for The Garden House in Devon, England for over 25 years where...
Edgeworthia chrysantha
"Cutting edge" is a phrase, especially in the plant world, that is not easily defined. For the...
A Tapestry of Green
It is a transition time for the seasons...I can feel and smell the autumn in the first part of the...
Crum Creek Clean-up
Last Thursday we had the 5th annual Crum Creek Clean-up. 38 people helped clean-up the creek and...
Hickory horned devil
Hickory Horned Devil Citheronia regalis Yesterday we found a hickory horned devil outside of the...
Chartreuse adds color to gardens year round
Chartreuse is a striking color in the garden. It creates great contrast and excitement in areas of...
Repotting Houseplants
Last week, Swarthmore College and the Scott Arboretum welcomed class of 2012 students to their new...
Garden Day Preview
Many of the magazines we receive for the Scott Arboretum library are promoting great plants for...
Monarda is for the hummingbirds
Monarda graces every list which identifies plants that attract butterflies and hummingbirds. The...
