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September 16, 2024
Best Practices of Backyard Bird Feeding
By Kenzie Morris, Conservation Intern
Backyard bird feeding is a popular and enjoyable activity for many nature enthusiasts. It offers a chance to observe and appreciate local wildlife up close. However, while bird feeding can... more
September 13, 2024
Edible Mushrooms and Their Poisonous Look-alikes
By Claudia Bashian-Victoroff, MS, Research Specialist
If you are new to identifying mushrooms, I recommend that you read my earlier article, How to identify mushrooms and other fungi, for context and terminology before reading on. Mushroom... more
Healing Through Nature: Julia Hotz Author Presentation and Panel Discussion
Thursday, October 10th, 6-7:30pm $10 per person Have you ever heard the term Social Prescribing? If the answer is no, you are not alone! Join us for an evening with... more
Artwork on Display
The Neglect of the Urban Canopy by Eileen Dorsey in Eppig Gallery Website: eileendorsey.comInstagram: @eileen_dorsey_studioTik Tok: @eileen_dorsey_studioLinktree: @eileendorsey Garden of Earthly Delights by Planet Joy Studio in Guren Gallery Artwork... more
Mushrooms of Ohio
Celebrate National Mushroom Month with this informative presentation. We’ll discuss how to properly collect and identify local mushrooms, the complex relationships of fungi within their ecosystems, and the roles these... more
September 6, 2024
Common Lawn Mushrooms and What To Do About Them
By Claudia Bashian-Victoroff, MS, Research Specialist
As a scientist at HF&G, I often hear questions like, “How can I get rid of mushrooms in my yard?” or “Is it safe to have mushrooms in my lawn?”.... more
Fall Specimen Tree Grove Tour
Explore a unique tree collection rarely open to the public. more
September 5, 2024
The Holden Arboretum Welcomes Fall with Fun Events and Experiences for All Ages
(CLEVELAND) September 5, 2024 – Fall in love with the Holden Arboretum and all its beauty during the new season starting with Fall Forest Fest, a celebration of autumn the... more
September 5, 2024
Cleveland Botanical Garden Celebrates Fall with Events and Experiences for All Ages
(CLEVELAND) September 5, 2024 – Fall is almost here, and the Cleveland Botanical Garden will be all decked out with autumn pumpkins, plant displays and plenty of colorful fall foliage.... more
August 30, 2024
Fall Color Arrives in Northeast Ohio
By Ethan Johnson, Plant Records Curator
A significant number of trees and shrubs have been sporting fall foliage in recent weeks in the fields and gardens of the Holden Arboretum. Tupelo, red maple, Manchurian ash, silky... more
Light Enters the Grove: Book Release and Poetry Reading
Celebrate the release of a collection of nature poetry by local poets! more
Art with Heart: Fall Nature Paint & Sip
Learn acrylic painting techniques while socializing with friends. more
The Powerful Tool of Nature: Mental Health Support During Pregnancy and Postpartum
Learn strategies and engage in nature immersion techniques to support maternal mental health. more
Arboretum Adventures: Highlights Tour
K-8
$9.00 per student. One adult chaperone required per 10 students (free)
Holden Arboretum
Students study the botanical diversity in display gardens and various ecosystems along the route to the Murch Canopy Walk where they’ll gain a unique perspective walking among the treetops. At... more
August 15, 2024
Holden Forests & Gardens benefit, Harvest Moon, returns to the Cleveland Botanical Garden
Join us for an enchanting evening where Northeast Ohio’s top chefs will showcase their exquisite culinary creations, offering an array of captivating flavors to delight your palate (CLEVELAND)August 15, 2024... more
August 6, 2024
Happy birthday, Holden Seed Bank!
By Anna Funk, PhD, Science Communications Specialist
The Holden Seed Bank for regional restoration at the Holden Arboretum has just wrapped up its first year. We’re celebrating! We hope you’ll join us for “A Celebration of Seeds”... more
August 2, 2024
It’s Poppin’: August 2nd
By Alexandra Faidiga, Plant Recorder
Don’t let the August heat keep you from enjoying summer— cool off in the shady, forested gardens at the arboretum, or bring a little one to splash in the Hershey... more
July 31, 2024
The Strange and Astonishing Strangler Fig
By Sadie Smith, Horticulturist
If you’ve ever walked through the Costa Rica biome, you’ve probably noticed the enormous tree in the center of the room. While not a living tree, this structure is a... more
July 31, 2024
Stefanie Verish
Stefanie has been an outdoor horticulturist at the Cleveland Botanical Garden for a handful of years, but she has been working with plants for over 20 years. She is especially... more
July 19, 2024
It’s Poppin’: July 19th
By Alexandra Faidiga, Plant Recorder
It’s mid-July and the summer wildflowers are putting on the type of show you dream about in the dead of winter. Treat yourself this weekend and come get inspired by... more
July 17, 2024
Save the Hymenopterans (Bees, Wasps and more!)
By M Onion, Nursery Plant Propagator Grower
Hymenopterans are the group of insects including bees, wasps, ants, and sawflies. “Sawfly” is the name applied to all but one group within the hymenopterans, making this group paraphyletic –... more
Botanical Bliss & Wellness Night
Join us for an evening of relaxation and revitalization at the Cleveland Botanical Garden! This event is designed to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit with opportunities for cardio drumming,... more
July 12, 2024
It’s Poppin’: July 12th
By Tom Arbour, M.En., Curator of Living Collections
The prairies are poppin’ at the Arboretum and the Roses are still blooming in the Garden – Here’s a sampling of what I observed this week as I visited our... more
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