Bulletin of Remarkable Trees
Sarah K StrickerChronicling the life, work, and trees of my grandfather E. Lowell Kammerer: landscape architect and former curator of collections at the Morton Arboretum.
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Peonies Through the Generations
When laying out my plans for the gardens at my and my husband’s new house, I knew I wanted to incorporate at least one garden design created by my grandfather. He often sketched out plans for plantings at his home gardens at Riverby in Warr...
And We're Back!
Some of you may have noticed a drought of posts over the past year or so - my husband and I bought a house and unsurprisingly that took up a lot of time and brain power. But I'm thrilled to have more space to garden and share my progress as...
What’s in a Name
Reading through my grandfather’s correspondence, there’s no shortage of letters regarding debated taxonomical names, misspellings, and misidentification. It seems horticulturalists frequently wrote to him in an effort to gain clarity on iss...
Cicada Summer:
Cicadas on a Katsura Tree (Circidiphyllum japonicum) in the groundcover garden at the Morton Arboretum - Lisle, IL, June 2024
For those of us residing in the midwestern United States, who are all undoubtedly very aware, this year marks the...
Birds!
My grandfather had a deep interest in the birds that frequented both his home on the DuPage river in Warrenville and the Morton Arboretum. His journals are filled with details about birds he observed, tracking seasonal comings and goings an...
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