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  • noun Plural form of arboretum.

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Examples

  • These special places come in many forms: botanical gardens, arboretums, college and university gardens, glass-covered conservatories, nature centers, even zoos, where you may find flora from the habitat of the fauna on display.

    Entertainment, education: Public gardens have it all 2010

  • From the cities of Seattle to San Diego to Macon, Georgia and arboretums from Brooklyn to St. Louis to Woodside, California -- Americans rejoice as Japanese flowering cherries bring warm smiles and the joy of spring to our proud nation.

    Dr. Reese Halter: Japanese Cherry Blossoms Bring Smiles to Millions Dr. Reese Halter 2011

  • It is four hundred acres of trails and arboretums and gardens.

    Zombies vs. Unicorns Justine Larbalestier 2010

  • Her characters patrol the hallways of the museum, haunting its arboretums, lecture halls, menageries and aquariums, creeping among its waxworks, scientific-ish dioramas and oddball memorabilia.

    Tuesday Hangovers 2010

  • Her characters patrol the hallways of the museum, haunting its arboretums, lecture halls, menageries and aquariums, creeping among its waxworks, scientific-ish dioramas and oddball memorabilia.

    Tuesday Hangovers 2010

  • Her characters patrol the hallways of the museum, haunting its arboretums, lecture halls, menageries and aquariums, creeping among its waxworks, scientific-ish dioramas and oddball memorabilia.

    Ellen Bryson's "The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno," about P.T. Barnum Samantha Hunt 2010

  • I normally include plant information from not for profits, like arboretums, but this had the best information.

    Simply (Purple) Sensational « Fairegarden 2009

  • The thrill-seekers descend en mass, navigating around these strange arboretums which they cannot enter.

    Vaux-le-Vicomte in the DMZ 2007

  • From Google Earth, the arboretums resolve into curlicued, self-interlacing parterres.

    Vaux-le-Vicomte in the DMZ 2007

  • The feature combines local vineyards, wine tastings, bed & breakfasts, arboretums, bike trails �� "all in our area ��" with websites and resources for taking advantage of these sustainably minded and priced local luxuries.

    Greening America: Talking with Mindful Metropolis Publisher/CEO Richard McGinnis 2009

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