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- 1New Hanover County marks 30 years of Art in the Arboretum▼Community invited to celebrate 30 years of Art in the Arboretum
New Hanover County is inviting residents to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Art in the Arboretum, a longstanding program combining public art with the grounds of the county arboretum. The announcement comes from county government, which is encouraging the community to take part in the milestone celebration.
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The National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire has been renamed National Remembrance Gardens, marking what the organisation describes as a new chapter for the site. The Arboretum is the UK's centre of remembrance, home to thousands of memorials including the Armed Forces Memorial. The Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce highlighted the change, drawing local business and community attention to the rebrand.
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The Art in the Arboretum event is marking its 30th year in New Hanover County, North Carolina. The annual show brings artists and visitors to the arboretum gardens, celebrating three decades of local art exhibitions in the coastal community.
- 4Meet 'Em in the Arboretum returns to Magnolia Springs Oct. 25▼An evening in full bloom returns to the Magnolia Springs; Meet ’Em in the Arboretum returns Oct. 25
The Meet 'Em in the Arboretum event returns to Magnolia Springs on October 25, bringing back an evening focused on gardens in full bloom. Gulf Coast Media reports the annual gathering is set to return after previous editions, offering local residents another chance to enjoy the arboretum setting.
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New Hanover County Government has announced that the Arboretum Gardens are closed, posting the notice through its official alert center. No reason for the closure or expected reopening date was provided in the announcement. Visitors planning trips to the gardens are advised to check with the county for updates before going.
- 6Arboretum workers asked how climate change is hitting their collections●Question for everyone who is working in an # Arboretum . How is your plant collection doing in regard of climate change,
A question circulating online asks people working in arboretums how their plant collections are coping with climate change, what measures they are taking, and whether the effort is worthwhile. It has drawn responses from horticultural staff discussing drought stress, species losses, watering limits and whether traditional collection practices can survive hotter, drier conditions.