Out and About in the Arboretum

The Japanese Cornel Dogwoods found around campus, like this one on Rushmore Lane, are eager to show off their early yellow blooms!

Despite common names like “Winter/Christmas Rose”, Hellebores are not closely related to the rose family.

Medford Leas has cultivated and planted countless bulbs that will continue to pop up and provide cheerful color to our campus.

With its bright breast, the American Robin is a common and recognizable fixture in North America.

Mahonia (Leatherleaf) is currently covered in abundant yellow buds that make for great nourishment for bees.

Usually known for its beautiful spring blooms, the Seven Sons Tree in winter shows its very interesting bark pattern with vertical striations and horizontal creases.