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Tyler Arboretum is set apart from other area arboreta by the fact that its mature plant collections are laid out in a natural setting. In addition to the historic
Painter Trees,
several of which are state champions, Tyler maintains other impressive collections
including:
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 | Amazing Butterflies Butterfly House & Garden
is a unique opportunity to learn about, to photograph, and to get a close-up look at our local butterflies in all stages of development
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| An 85-acre Pinetum
that features pines, spruces, hemlocks, firs, cedars, false cypresses and larches
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| Beautiful and diverse rhododendron, flowering cherry, crabapple, holly, magnolia and lilac collections
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| The serene The Native Woodland Walk
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| The Stopford Family Meadow Maze,
a labyrinth of meadow grasses and butterfly-loving plants
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| Pink Hill, a barren of serpentine stone on which grows endemic wildflowers
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| The Painter
Trees, 22 majestic trees planted by the Painter Brothers in the
mid-1800s.
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| 450 uncultivated acres which remain natural and contain 20 miles of marked
trails much used by hikers, birders and naturalists. |
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Don't forget to check out
our wide selection of classes and workshops!
Click here for a complete
listing. |
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