Worcester Tree Initiativean independent program of tower hill botanic garden
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Worcester Tree Initiativean independent program of tower hill botanic garden
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Holy Cross ArboretumThis arboretum, located on the Holy Cross campus, is home to over 6,000 trees and over 115 species of trees and shrubs. It also contains many commemorative and historic trees, including trees planted by Teddy Roosevelt and Gilbert K. Chesterton
Address: 1 College St,
Worcester, MA 01610 |
Hadwen ArboretumThe Hadwen Arboretum, owned by Clark University, is a popular destination for hiking, picnicking and photography. This 6.4 acre of untouched forest contains over 40 different types of plants
Address: 950 Main St,
Worcester, MA 01610 |
Highland House ArboretumThe Worcester Tree initiative has planted 19 different species of trees to create this arboretum throughout the grounds of the Highland House apartments.
Address: 5 Suburban Rd,
Worcester, MA 01602 |
Green Hill Park Arboretum"This unique and tranquil site within Worcester's largest park was created through a collaborative effort of the Worcester Garden Club and the City of Worcester. Inspired by the devastation caused by the Asian longhorned beetle, the arboretum highlights the importance of incorporating species diversity in landscape design."
Address: 50 Skyline Dr,
Worcester, MA 01605 |
Dodge Park ArboretumDodge Park is one of the places that was hardest hit by ALB. A once forested area, almost all the trees in most of the park were taken down because of the Beetle. WTI helps the Worcester Parks Department with maintenance in the park brining in volunteers and seasonal staff to maintain the trees and trails. Throughout the park you will find a wide variety of trees and shrubs which create a diverse arboretum for the community to walk through and enjoy. Among the trees are a row of apple trees available for picking by the public.
Address: 81 Randolph Rd,
Worcester, MA 01606 |