The Arboretum at Flagstaff - Reviews from across the web
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Small, but worth the price. - user review The Arboretum entails a total of 200 acres but there are approximately only three acres, which are actually accessible to the public. The Arboretum is split into several areas th... travel.yahoo.com
The Arboretum at Flagstaff | Museum/Attraction Review | Flagstaff | Frommers.com - expert review Covering 200 acres, this arboretum, the highest-elevation research garden in the United States, focuses on plants of the high desert, coniferous forests, and alpine tundra, all of which are environments found in the vicinity of Flagstaff. On the grounds are... frommers.com
Fun learning experience for the kids! - user review We enjoyed our visit to the Arboretum. Many fun places to explore and learn about. My children especially enjoyed the childrens maze made from cut down trees. Butterfly ga... travel.yahoo.com
Arboretums: The Arboretum at Flagstaff (DesertUSA) There are 10 gardens at The Arboretum. Visitors can experience 250 varieties of herbs in the Herb Garden, find out about gardening in a limited amount of space in the Square Foot Garden and discover how native plants purify water in the Constructed Wetlands. Other points of interest are the Courtyar... desertusa.com
The Arboretum at Flagstaff The mission of the Arboretum at Flagstaff is to increase the understanding, appreciation, and conservation of plants and plant communities native to the Colorado Plateau (USA), to identify, evaluate, display, and introduce plants adaptable to the climatic and soil conditions of the Flagstaff, Arizon... bgci.org
The Arboretum at Flagstaff in Northern Arizona - Vacation Idea.com The Arboretum is home to the world's largest ponderosa pine forest, 2,500 species of high-elevation plants and over 100 species of birds. Visitors can explore several miles of trails to explore, as well as attend classes and workshops on gard... vacationidea.com
The Arboretum at Flagstaff - Sights, attractions, museums, wineries etc. - Flagstaff - Arizona - United States - GoSeeArizona.com Explore one of the nation's largest collections of high country wildflowers at The Arboretum - America's Mountain Garden. Situated at 7,150 feet in elevation this 200-acre botanical garden and nature preserve offers visitors a peaceful respite. Hike the nature trail through ponderosa pine forest. En... goseearizona.com
The Arboretum at Flagstaff - Reviews and Ratings of Sights in Flagstaff - New York Times Travel Covering 200 acres, this arboretum, the highest-elevation research garden in the U.S., focuses on plants of the high desert, coniferous forests, and alpine tundra, all of which are environments found in the vicinity of Flagstaff. On the grounds are a butterfly garden, an herb garden, a shade garden,... travel.nytimes.com
The Arboretum – Flagstaff The Arboretum at Flagstaff is a botanical garden, research station, and environmental education center. The goal of the arboretum is to increase the understanding, appreciation, and conservation of plants and plant communities native to the Colorado Plateau. The Arboretum is known for its beautif... arizonaguide.com
Flagstaff Arboretum Created when Frances McAllister donated her land and home to found the Flagstaff Arboretum in 1981, the Flagstaff Arboretum displays the plants species of the area, with a collection of over 2,500 species, and also works to co... gocalifornia.about.com
The Arboretum - Flagstaff - Reviews of The Arboretum - TripAdvisor This place is LAME!!! We drove an hour and a half to see it. They took a spot in the middle of some trees and bulldozed the trees out. They they made a swampy puddle and planted like two flowers ( not two KINDS, two flowers!) And started charging people $6 to walk through it! We walked the entire tr... tripadvisor.com
Arboretum (The), Flagstaff | MyTravelGuide.com The scent of towering pines and wildflowers is intoxicating in the world's largest ponderosa forest. Perched at a heavenly height of 7,150 feet above sea level, Flagstaff's Arboretum is home to 2,000 species of native plants. Walk through the gardens, listen to the voice of the brook and look into t... mytravelguide.com
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