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Arboretum Tour: The Trees of EWH
Presented By: Lee Rumble, University of Tennessee Extension
Admission: Free, space is limited. Pre-registration and ticket required. Registration for this event opens on April 1.
Location: Tour meets in the Upper Parking Lot.
The Eugenia Williams House invites you to join University of Tennessee Extension Agent and Arborist Lee Rumble for a walking tour of the trees on our Grounds. Lee will discuss species identification, plant selection, and the management and care of both new and venerable trees in the landscape.
Please note that this tour will include approximately one mile of hiking on both paved and unpaved paths. Tour will take place rain or shine, please dress accordingly. For questions about accessibility, please contact us at info@eugeniawilliamshouse.org
About the EWH Arboretum:
The Eugenia Williams House is an ArbNet accredited level one arboretum that features an impressive array of native and specimen trees planted during the tenure of the Williams family (1916 – 1998) and more recent additions from the Aslan Foundation’s revitalization of the landscape.
ArbNet was founded in 2011 by The Morton Arboretum in collaboration with the American Public Gardens Association and Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI).
