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For More Information, Contact

“The Green Team”
P: 330-263-2560
Beau Mastrine - Director of Grounds
bbmastrine@wooster.edu
Mark Niemczyk - Horticulturist
mniemczyk@wooster.edu

Previous Plants/Trees of the Month

› July 2007: Quercus alba – White Oak

› March 2007: Acer rubrum – Red or Swamp Maple

› November 2006: Nyssa sylvatica

› October 2006: Asters

› August 2006: "Princeton" American Elm

› June 2006: ‘Boudoir’ Azalea

› March 2006: Winter Aconite or, genus Eranthis

› February 2006: Wooster's Chartres Labyrinth

› January 2006: Winter Landscape

› March 2004: Gift of a Tree

› January 2004: Tornado Damages Wooster Trees

› May 2003: Serviceberry or Juneberry

› April 2003: Early Spring Flowering Woody Plants

› March 2003: Meet The Grounds Crew

› February 2003: American Holly

› January 2003: “Seven Sons of China”

› April 2002: Daffodil/Hyacinths/Magnolias

› March 2002: Hemlock Firs

› January 2002: Canadian Hemlock

› November 2001: Red Oak/Ebert Art Sign

› August 2001: Franklinia, Petunias, Clethra

› July 2001: Cucumber Tree Magnolia, Hostas & Daylilies

› June 2001: Memorial Walk

› May 2001: Trees & Moths