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![Linda Hall Library Arboretum](https://assets-us-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/9dd25524-761a-000d-d79f-86a5086d4774/41215de7-688d-4219-8fde-3ee83283cb6a/LHL_ArboretumLogo_White-01%281%29.jpg?w=142&h=130&auto=format&fit=crop)
WOODLAND GARDEN
ABOUT THE WOODLAND GARDEN
A collection of shade-loving plants at the southeast edge of the Arboretum.
![Linda Hall Library woodland garden in the summer](https://assets-us-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/9dd25524-761a-000d-d79f-86a5086d4774/6ab3f513-3b91-4a9e-8243-2aab037d7970/Woodland-Garden-Summer-2015-%282%29_2500.jpg?w=2500&h=1724&auto=format&fit=crop)
Woodland Garden Collection
More About the Woodland Garden
- The Woodland Garden first began as a native woodland garden, but over the years non-native plants were introduced to the area.
- The best time to visit the Woodland Garden is in mid April when the Celandine poppies are blooming.
What Happened to Redbud 7-1-7?
Within the Woodland Garden, visitors will find the remains of Redbud 7-1-7. This tree fell over 10+ years ago and currently looks like a dead hollow log. However, it continues to leaf out and bloom every year.
Woodland Garden Map
Key
![Green Deciduous Tree](/static/deciduous-bb2af9504bd373f4a786d3767adee084.png)
![Gold Deciduous Tree](/static/deciduous-champion-e215368f90af00decbd8956511e928a1.png)
![Green Coniferous Tree](/static/coniferous-2ea4d6f5978753114daf557ceb6258d7.png)
![Gold Coniferous Tree](/static/coniferous-champion-a695da1a9fdff9a412a039ad0948916b.png)
![Green Shrub](/static/shrub-1e0093887d0b977d0912eb4f2c38f3be.png)
![Gold Shrubs](/static/shrub-champion-75bdc1cba00937b5d462d4b75ef2a06d.png)