Signs, posts, and other maintenance equipment and vehicles used by the Arboretum caretakers are sorted and stored here.

Arboretum Workshed

A notice on park rules - keep dogs on leash at all times, no riding bikes on trails within the park.

Dogs on Leashes, No Bikes

One of the standard trail maps that locate you within the park, and provide information on collections, trails, and mileage.

Arboretum Trail Map

One of three Info Kiosks that contain a sleeve/window system for mounting maps, information, posters, etc.

Arboretum Info Kiosk

City and caretaker trucks and other vehicles/equipment will block the road during February to work on the sewer line that crosses through the Arboretum.

Ongoing Sewer Line Maintenance

Protected White Pine sapling for ongoing monitoring throughout the seasons.

White Pine Sapling

Welcome and general info about the Peony Garden.

Peony Garden Welcome Sign

Entrance to the Peony Laurel Ridge Trail.

Laurel Ridge Trail

A general notice on what not to do to the wildlife of the Arboretum.

Leave the Wildlife Alone, Please

An interpretive sign about Peony nutrients.

Pee on the Peonies

Euro-American Tree Peony

Bourbon Rose

Notice not to hammock as it damages bark.

No Hammocking

Interpretive Info Sign on Oak Openings Garden.

Oak Openings Garden

Planting label for protected White Oak sapling.

White Oak Sapling

Interpretive signage for the Fairy Woods and Troll Hollow area.

Fairy Woods and Troll Hollow

Another typical Arboretum Trail Map sign at the top of the ridge.

Caution! Steep Trail

Red Pine

Protected Sapling

Call Box

Kentucky Coffee Tree

Interpretive signage on the Huron River Watershed.

Huron River Watershed

Blank Signage Mount

Work area for groundcover material piles/deposits.

Material Loading/Deposit Area

Washed Out Sign

Alex Dow Field

Protected Plantings

Alex Dow Field Ecosystem

Protected Saplings for monitoring and watering.

Post Platform