Each month, Garden Docent Judi Danner takes photographs of what's blooming all around the garden. Judi generously shares her photos and her extensive knowledge at the Garden Docents and Volunteers monthly meeting and now shares them here with all of you. Thank you, Judi!
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Species: Liquidambar styraciflua
Common name: American Sweet Gum
Family: Hamamelidaceae
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park
Notes: Colorful foliage |
Species: Koelreuteria henryi
Common name: Chinese Rain Tree
Family: Sapindaceae
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park - EIII
Notes: Salmon-pink papery seedpods |
Species: Pisticia chinensis
Common name: Chinese Pistache
Family: Anacardiaceae
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park - E-FIII
Notes: Ornamental species with red fall foliage |
Species: Melia azedarach
Common name: Chinaberry, Bead Tree
Family: Meliaceae
Region of Origin: N. India, China
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park - GIII
Notes: Yellow fruit that is poisonous to pigs and people |
Species: Crataegus phaenopyrum
Common name: Washington Thorn
Family: Rosaceae
Region of Origin: SE U.S.
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park - Northeast Perimeter
Notes: Shiny red fruit |

Species: Cassia artemisioides
Common name: Feathery Cassia
Family: Fabaceae
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park
Notes: Yellow flowers |
Species: Tipuana tipu
Common name: Tipu Tree
Family: Fabaceae
Region of Origin: S. America
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park - AII
Notes: Yellow seed pods |
Species: Ginkgo biloba
Common name: Maidenhair Tree
Family: Ginkgoaceae
Region of Origin: China
Location in Garden: Arboretum Car Park - CI
Notes: Bright yellow foliage. Trees on Allen, Lombardy, and Orlando |
Species: Camellia sasanqua 'Showa No Sakae'
Family: Theaceae
Location in Garden: Entrance near Munger Research Center
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Species: Arenga engleri
Common name: Formosa Palm
Family: Arecaceae
Region of Origin: Ryukyu Islands, Taiwan
Location in Garden: Palm Garden
Notes: Large fruit clusters. The fruit is poisonous. |