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Pollinator Garden

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A lush garden featuring red berry bushes and orange flowers surrounds a rustic stone birdbath filled with water.
A close-up of a plant with vibrant orange tubular flowers in a garden. In the background, there is a stone birdbath surrounded by lush green foliage and a tree with red berries.
A vibrant garden scene with pink coneflowers and clusters of purple and yellow flowers in the foreground. A path leads to a modern building with a glass walkway in the background, surrounded by lush greenery.
A yellow butterfly on pink flowers in front of a stone building as seen at Scott Arboretum's Pollinator Garden.
Show thumbnail preview Close-up of blooming tree branches with white flowers in the foreground. In the background, a modern building with glass windows is visible, along with a pathway, bike rack, and a grassy area. A bicycle is parked near the building.
A stone patio with a wooden table and four chairs, surrounded by autumn foliage. Red and orange leaves adorn bushes near a stone building. A bird bath stands nearby, with bare branches on a tree.
Close-up of three brown seed pods hanging from a branch. The pods are slightly open, revealing shiny orange seeds inside.

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Pollinator Garden

*closed for construction until 2026*

The Pollinator Garden creates an outdoor space for students from the Biology Department to study birds and insects. This small courtyard garden is planted with shrubs and perennials especially suited for this purpose, including species of coneflowers (Echinacea), Joe-pye weeds (Eupatorium) and bluebeards (Caryopteris).

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