Good To Know

Beneath the soil, where we cannot see, there is growth happening.

Huge temperature shifts at The Arboretum often make cultivating vegetables a challenge. This year, we experimented with MiniTunnels.

The Arboretum at Flagstaff is monitoring a very tiny and rare species under a project funded by the federal government. Take a moment to meet the Kaibab Bladderpod!

Unfortunately, the future of many wildlife species is in jeopardy. One compelling and empowering solution to this problem is for gardeners to reestablish and/or maintain wildlife habitat intentionally in their yards.

There’s a lot that is misunderstood about ravens and crows, including their intelligence and their highly social nature.

One of the things I love most about teaching at the Arboretum is that nature is never static, and neither are our field trips. Each season brings its own surprises, challenges, and lessons.