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Horticulture
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With over 170 acres of land, The Lexington Cemetery has over 200 species of trees including dogwoods, color crab apples, ornamental magnolias and pink weeping cherries. Throughout the season, cemetery visitors can find beautiful gardens of annuals and perrenials.


Learn more about the horticultural aspects of The Lexington Cemetery by clicking on one of the following links to view video from the 2007 Tree Walk with The Lexington Cemetery Horticuluralist Miles Penn.

Video Highlights from 2007 Guided Tree Walk

 TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Yellow Wood    TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Yellow Wood Sugar Maple 
 TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Tulip Poplar   TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Redbud Buckeye
 TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Overcup Oak   TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Holly Tupelo Spruce 
 TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Buroak  TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Gingko-Southern Magnolia
 TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Basswood  TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Eurolarch Buroak
 TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Cork Tree  TITLE OF VIDEO CLIP Cucumber Magnolia
  


For specific questions regarding horticulture, send an email to Miles Penn, horticulturalist.


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