News from Landis

Jun 18, 2020

Landis Arboretum Named Old Growth Forest Headquarters

One of the many features that make visiting the Landis Arboretum a unique experience is... Read More

Jun 17, 2020

Ginkgo biloba: A Bearer of Hope

There is a ginkgo tree here at Landis, located on the right side of the... Read More

Jun 16, 2020

Fern Seed: A Fable

A whimsical article by our nature columnist, Anita Sanchez, from the Summer 2014 issue. We... Read More

Jun 16, 2020

LANDIS PORTRAITS: Anne and Pat Donnelly

Both Anne and Pat Donnelly remembered taking their children to the Arboretum for a performance... Read More

Jun 16, 2020

We Appreciate: Boy Scout Troop 501

The Arboretum is grateful for the close relationship it has enjoyed with Boy Scout Troop... Read More

Jun 16, 2020

Midsummer Pause: A Poem by Fred Lape

​This poem by the Arboretum’s founder suspends a moment in the “high season” of summer... Read More

Jun 16, 2020

​Little Green Thumbs: Introduce Your Kids to Gardening

Ask a child where food comes from, and the answer will undoubtedly be the local... Read More

Jun 16, 2020

In Memoriam: Anne Jaster (1937 - 2020)

The Landis community mourns the loss of another old friend, Anne Jaster. Anne was known... Read More

Jun 1, 2020

A Message from the Communications Committee

In these uncertain times, it is no surprise that the events at the Arboretum have... Read More

Mar 22, 2020

LANDIS PORTRAITS: Vijaya Luxmi

It began over a cup of tea. For many years, Vijaya Luxmi had maintained a... Read More

Mar 22, 2020

A Fond Remembrance: Peter Rumora

Landis mourns the passing of Peter Rumora, a longtime friend of the Arboretum. Peter... Read More

Mar 2, 2020

Ethical Foraging at Home and Afield

Lawn Foraging My favorite place to forage for wild foods is a springtime lawn. Plants... Read More