Did you know that Bernheim contains a 600-acre arboretum with over 8,000 unique varieties of trees? An arboretum is a living library of trees. Learn more about our trees, natural areas, and collections.
Bernheim at 90: Celebrating the Pawpaw
Asimina triloba, commonly referred to as the Pawpaw, is a deciduous fruit tree native to the eastern, southern, and … Read More »
Bernheim at 90: Celebrating the Oak Collection
The earliest specimens in the Oak collection were planted in the late 1950s—the largest and oldest can be found around … Read More »
Bernheim at 90: Celebrating the Magnolia Collection
The first Magnolia plantings began in 1960, and now the Magnolia Collection at Bernheim boasts over 120 Magnolia … Read More »
Bernheim Select Trees
Take a look at a list of trees we have selected because they are best suited to grow in North Central Kentucky landscapes and get tips on planting a tree in your space.
Bernheim Collections
Check out a few of our favorite Bernheim collections.
Natural Areas
At over 15,000 acres, Bernheim boasts the largest protected natural area in Kentucky. Thanks to ongoing stewardship and conservation work, the formerly logged and forested landscapes are now approaching old growth status.