- Bailey Arboretum
The Bailey Arboretum (17 ha / 42 acres) is an
arboretum located inLattingtown, New York , a small village on the North Shore ofLong Island .Situated on the former estate of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, the arboretum is home to more than 600 varieties of trees and shrubs from around the world, including such rare specimens as dwarf
Nikko Fir s fromJapan , blue Atlas Cedars fromNorth Africa ,Korean Pine s and several ChineseDawn Redwood s - a species classified by the World Conservation Union as "critically endangered" in the wild.In addition to its collection of rare trees, the arboretum contains an extensive variety of
chrysanthemum s, yellowmagnolia s,rhododendron s, andazalea s, as well as five perennial beds with over 100 labeled varieties. The arboretum also features asensory garden specifically designed to be accessible and enjoyable to disabled visitors.See also
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List of botanical gardens in the United States External links
* [http://www.baileyarboretum.org Bailey Arboretum]
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