Holden's Charles Tubesing talks with the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Roxanne Washington about why October is a great month to plant trees. Read the story.
Holden's Roger Gettig diagnoses problems with a sugar maple. Read the story.
Fun Cleveland Plain Dealer feature on one of Holden's instructors, Lisa Rainsong, who teaches classes on insect songs in the spring and summer. Read more.
Holden scientist Kurt Smemo talks to the News Herald about the impact of climate change on Northeast Ohio (with video). Read more.
Holden is working with the local community to ensure that the solution to an erosion problem along Wisner Road also protects the East Branch of the Chagrin River. See the Chagrin Valley Times story.
Story on our youngest Gnome and Garden artists. Gifted Richmond Heights students making special projects in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Read more.
Plain Dealer feature on one of our favorite photographers, Ian Adams. Read the story.
Wondering when to prune hydrangeas or what to use in place of ailing ivy? Our Roger Gettig can help. Read the Ground Crew column.
More Gnome Gnews from the Lake County News Herald. Read the story.
Places to see May flowers: Best of Cleveland. Holden is one of them!
Roger Gettig, director of horticulture and conservation, joins the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Ground Crew. The new column provides answers for your gardening questions. Read more. His first task was to answer reader questions about growing annuals under a serviceberry tree and dealing with ground ivy. See what he had to say about those subjects.
Steve Stephens of the Columbus Dispatch writes about a few of Ohio's beautiful public gardens. Holden is one of them! Read more.
The Lake County News Herald's Janet Podolak talks about Holden's upcoming Gnome and Garden exhibit. Read more and see the video.
Jeffrey Frischkorn at the News Herald on the Hike Holden Challenge. Read more and see the video.
Holden plans to grow. Read the story by Jeffrey Frischkorn at the Lake County News Herald.
Pepper Pike Scout builds new bird houses for Holden's blue birds as part of the requirements for becoming an Eagle Scout. Read the story by the Sun News' Faith Hampton at Cleveland.com.
The Lake County News Herald's Cassandra Shofar spends the afternoon at Holden's Goblins in the Garden.
Read the story and see the video.
Holden's Charles Tubesing talks to the News Herald's Jeffrey Frischkorn about the beauty of this year's fall colors.
Denise Ellsworth writes about the Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalists program being offered at The Holden Arboretum in September. Read the Akron Beacon Journal story.
The Style Me Pretty web site finds an inspirational setting for their wedding photo shoot at Lantern Court. See the photos.
Clem Hamilton, Holden's president and CEO, talks with the Lake County News Herald about the arboretum's future plans. Read the blog or see the video.
David Desimone, Holden's director of guest relations and communications talks about the attendance this summer and upcoming summer events. See the video.
Laura DeMarco of the Cleveland Plain Dealer suggests some great spots in Cleveland to find spring flowers, including The Holden Arboretum. Read the article.
Holden horticulturists Tom Yates, Roger Gettig and Toby Davidson are featured in a Lake County News Herald article on what is in bloom this May. Read the article.
Viki Ferreniea, Holden horticulturist, talked to the Cleveland Plain Dealer about privacy plants. Read the article.
The Shadybrook stream restoration project has been featured in the March/April issue of Land and Water magazine, a publication focused on natural resources management and restoration. Read the article.
Marjorie Preston, writer for Today's Family , visits Lantern Court as part of the publication's series on historical locations in Lake County. Read the article.