For many people, trees aren’t just impressive plants that provide habitats for wildlife and clean our air….they have a deep, personal significance too. There are 25,000 trees at the Arboretum, and many have been planted specially for their deep symbolism and meaning. For example, each autumn the brightly coloured leaves of the European and Japanese Maple trees in the Anglo-Japanese Peace Garden intermingle as they fall, symbolising friendship between nations that were once bitter enemies. And, a

5.2K views · 46 reactions | CARNIVOROUS PLANTS? The Troy University Arboretum and Pocosin Nature Preserve is making an impact on Alabama's horticulture. Right now, an endangered plant species is being revived and brought back to a healthy population. Garrett Hathcock introduces us to the student who is spearheading the effort: | TROY TrojanVision | Facebook