Nannen Arboretum Society

Another crabapple blooming, isn't spring grand.

The white blossom crabapples are in bloom now.

Great weeding/mulching job this morning at our Monday work day, thanks MJ.

Great work day at the Arboretum today, 15 volunteers got a lot done. Thank you!!

More pictures from Arbor Day

Planting Arbor Day tree, Eastern Redbud

The bridge at the Arboretum has a new coat of paint, thank you Greg Spako and ERA Real Estate.

Colors changing at the arboretum...

Be sure and pick up your chicken bbq Saturday, October 17, noon till sold out, only $12. See you there!

Our Weeping Mulberry looking good after being pruned and mulched by Maggie Smith and Gretchen Plough.

Tree City USA flag flying once again, thanks Scott Johnson for fixing the halyard.

New map of arboretum is up in the entrance structure. You can also view on our website and print yourself a copy www.nannenarboretum.com.

Adele Wellman gave a very informative talk/walk at the arboretum last evening on Foraging. We learned about many plants we can eat or use for bug bites. Thanks Adele!

Beautiful blooms in Al Cox Garden.

Replacing our ancient wooden kiosks with Polywood ones crafted by Yoder Polywood Furniture and erected by volunteers Ed and Karen Chapman, thank you!

Bottle Brush Buckeye, an old faithful bloomer.

Day lilies on steps to Carolyn Lowe Herb Garden.

Sheri Barrera, Ellicottville Ski Club member just finished 'revitalizing' the Al Cox Garden at the arboretum. It looks beautiful, thank you, Sheri.

Paul Kingston memorial, all mulched with an Astilbe on the left.

Plaque mounted in memory of Paul Kingston, true friend and supporter of the arboretum.