Do you ever feel like you’re being followed? That was my recent feeling after reading an article in the Courier Journal entitled The Dangerous Spotted Lanternfly is Nearing Kentucky. I […]
Woodland Restoration at Bernheim: The First Steps toward a Diverse, Resilient, Thriving Native Habitat
Take a moment during your busy day to picture your ideal scene at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest. Are you deep in the quiet of a woodland, or strolling through […]
Bernheim partners with the American Public Gardens Association to help save Bernheim trees
This summer, the American Public Gardens Association (APGA) has taken measures to fight off the overwhelmingly large amount of invasive pest species that have attempted to colonize in the United […]
Invasive Species Spotlight: Beefsteak Plant
The staff here at Bernheim have been working on removing the invasive species Beefsteak Plant (Perilla frutescens) from areas in the arboretum and natural areas. Beefsteak is a member of […]
Least Wanted: Purple Loosestrife
The Bernheim staff recently removed purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) from Cedar and Holly Ponds in the arboretum. Purple Loosestrife is a beautiful but very aggressive invasive species that can overtake […]