Ramorum Blight, Part 1
When plants get sick, the consequences can be devastating and far reaching.
In Part 1 of a two-part series, Moss […]
June Blooms in the Meadow
When the Buxton Bird Marsh & Meadow was undergoing its recent renovation, hundreds of blooming plants were added to the Meadow specifically […]
Pathways: Mike and Laura Bartunek
Conversations on the Grounds: Week 2
June Creative Residents Mike and Laura Bartunek continue their conversations about the […]
Old Trees, Stumps & Logs
Old trees, stumps, and logs play an important role in the ecosystem at Bloedel Reserve, providing texture, beauty, habitat, and history to the various […]
Strolls at Home, Week 10
The theme for this week’s stroll is Reflection. How many ways does the natural world provide opportunities for reflection? What happens […]
Strolls at Home, Week 9
Trust can be as delicate as a dragonfly’s wing or as solid as a tree trunk. How does the concept […]
Pathways: Mike and Laura Bartunek
Conversations on the Grounds: Week 1
We’re thrilled to welcome father and daughter Mike and Laura Bartunek […]
June Plant Pick
Grounds and Horticulture Associate Sean Petersen has picked the Chilean Lantern Tree as June’s Plant of the Month. A definite contender as a […]
The Reflection Pool
One of the most striking landscapes on the Reserve is hidden away behind tall yew hedges. The Reflection Pool is a stark and […]
Strolls at Home, Week 8
This week’s theme of Freedom could not be more timely. What does freedom mean to you? Where do you find expressions of freedom […]
