Calling all curious minds! Follow along with our Winter Discovery Trail to unearth the magic of the forest that awakens during frosty months. Explore some of winter’s best plants, become a snow print sleuth, and spot some feather friends around the Arboretum. It’s a scavenger hunt for all ages!
Guests can check out the Winter Discovery Packs at the Corning Visitor Center from 9am – 5pm Tuesday through Sunday.
Here’s more to explore
September 12, 2023
Beneath the Bark: Dead Wood Helps Wildlife Survive
By Kate Small, Gardener
As the Collections team breaks down fallen limbs obstructing pathways and fells dead trees when necessary, you will see some of the resulting logs lining planting beds in the Layer...more
August 23, 2023
Meet Our Panther Chameleons
By Traci S. Williams, Animal & Plant Care Assistant
If you have visited the Cleveland Botanical Garden this summer, you may be familiar with our impromptu “Creature Features” showcasing some of our animal ambassadors. Featured here are our two...more
July 25, 2023
Bird Banding at the Holden Arboretum
By Mike Watson, Conservation Biologist
Biologists use many tools to study birds and their behavior – binoculars, cameras, automatic recorders – but one of the simplest tools is the leg band. Leg bands have been...more
June 15, 2023
June is Pollinator Month: Here’s why we need pollinators!
Why do we care about pollinators? Pollinators are important creatures in natural ecosystems and our daily life because they provide vital services to wild plants and our crops. Pollinators carry and...more
March 27, 2023
Behind the Scenes with Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Butterflies
By Matt Edwards, Animal Care Specialist It’s that time of year, the Return of the Butterflies. Have you ever wondered where Cleveland Botanical Garden’s biome butterflies come from, how they...more
January 4, 2023
Season Extending Plants for Pollinators
By Lori Gogolin, Horticulturist
Some of the best pollinator gardens include just a few key features that make them work well. Food, water, shelter and host plants. One way to have the most food...more
November 4, 2022
Which plants live where? Follow the ants to find out!
Dr. Chelsea Miller No man is an island — and the same goes for organisms living in the natural world. It might seem like a plant growing on the forest...more
August 24, 2022
Spotted Lanternfly
By Bernadette Gallagher, Gardener
The spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula, is an invasive leafhopper making its way into our region. Originally from China, India, and Vietnam, it is thought to have made its way stateside...more
August 24, 2022
Milkweed: Beneficial and Beautiful
By Lori Gogolin, Horticulturist
Milkweeds (Asclepias spp.) are beneficial host plants for the Monarch butterflies. The plant provides the adult female Monarch with a place to lay her eggs. Once those eggs hatch the...more
