Landslide 2010: Every Tree
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Photograph © Bob Hower

These horticultural specimens, many under threat, stand as living reminders
of our country’s past and have the potential to witness future generations.

These horticultural specimens, many under threat, range from a two-century old tulip poplar in Washington, D.C.,
to the 4,000 cherry trees in New Jersey's Essex County Branch Brook Park, to the Rio Piedras ficuses that span seven highway lanes in San Juan. They stand as living reminders of our country's past and have the potential to witness future generations. 

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Aoyama Tree
Los Angeles, CA

Arborland Tree Farm
Milliken, CO

Tulip Poplar
Tudor Place, Washington, D.C.

Cummer Oak
Cummer Museum of Art
Jacksonville, FL

Sycamore Row
Ames, IA

Olmsted Parks and Parkways
Louisville, KY

Commonwealth
Avenue Mall

Boston, MA

Boxed Pines
Weymouth Heights
Southern Pines, NC

Japanese Flowering
Cherry Trees
Essex County Branch Brook Park
Newark, NJ

Elms Of East Hampton
East Hampton, NY

Black Oak Tree
Katewood, Bratenahl, OH

Río Piedras Ficuses
San Juan, PR

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Commonwealth Elms Of East Hampton Japanese Flowering Cherry Trees Tulip Poplar Río Piedras Ficuses Cummer Oak Boxed Pines Black Oak Tree Olmsted Parks and Parkways Sycamore Row Arborland Tree Farm Aoyama Tree