- long-established by then. An
arboretum specializing in
growing conifers is
known as a
pinetum.
Other specialist arboreta include saliceta (willows), po****ta (poplar)...
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Bedgebury National Pinetum at Bedgebury, Kent, in the
United Kingdom, is a
recreational and
conservational arboretum managed by
Forestry England that...
- the
United Kingdom is a link page for any
botanical garden,
arboretum or
pinetum in the
United Kingdom.
Harris Garden,
University of Reading,
Reading Birmingham...
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covers 14
acres (5.7 ha). The
Turtle Pond and the
adjacent Arthur Ross
Pinetum occupy another 31
acres (13 ha). The
Great Lawn and
Turtle Pond take up...
- gl****houses, used for
plant and
aquatic research. The Clinton-Baker
Pinetum is a 10-acre
pinetum containing over 150
species of
conifers from all over the world...
- conifers,
publishing The
Pinetum in 1858,
followed by a
Supplement in 1862 and a
fully revised second edition of The
Pinetum in 1875. He
described many...
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Several governors-general have
since planted pine
trees in the
pinetum. Some
trees in the
pinetum are more than 140
years old. Both
mature trees and saplings...
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Neodiprion pinetum is a
species of
sawfly in the
family Diprionidae. It is
commonly known as the
white pine sawfly, a name
sometimes also
applied to Diprion...
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including New York City's
Central Park,
specifically the
Arthur Ross
Pinetum, as well as the
Arthur Ross
Greenhouse at
Barnard College.
Arthur Ross...
- Kew,
jointly with the
Forestry Commission,
founded Bedgebury National Pinetum in Kent in 1923,
specialising in
growing conifers. In 1994, the Castle...
